It's completely permissible to do a double-take when looking at pianist Tommy Flanagan's discography, because the roll call of gold-star names and albums is astounding. It's Flanagan's moody keys that are heard on John Coltrane's “Naima”, and it's his warm accompaniment that supports Wes Montgomery on “West Coast Blues”; he also engaged in countless romantic interludes with Ella Fitzgerald (“Night and Day”, “Angel Eyes”).