Coincidence is spooky, even when you realize it's just coincidence. It riles something up in the deep lizardy portions of our brains.
Jobim definitely deserves mention in a thread about smoky jazzy barroom music. My favorite of his is "Águas de Março", or "Waters of March".
Here's Elis Regina doing the original Portugese version:
And the HIGHLY crushworthy Jane Monheit doing it live and substantially more "up". She takes it just a tad more laid-back on her album version, but this is still quite nice, and the arrangement, with the karate-chop key change and the extended cadenza toward the end, is fucking inspired: