Audiogon "RECORDINGS TO DIE FOR" list

These are the recordings that I need to face this desert island.
Professor Longhair - Rock'n Roll Gumbo
Sarah Vaughn - No Count Sarah
Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends
World Saxophone Quartet - Revue
Ellen McIlwayne - We the People
Santana - III
Batacumbele - In Concert at the University of PR
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
Mario Bauza - Tanga Suite
Led Zeppelin - II
Doc Watson - Doc Watson
James Carter - Chasin' the Gypsy
Alfred Brendel - Beethoven Sonatas (Vox Box)
Simon and Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Masters (Dancing Cat)
Holmes Brothers - In the Spirit
Minoru Nojima - Nojima Plays Liszt
Joan Baez - Joan Baez
David Grisman Quartet - Hot Dawg
Los Lobos - La Pistola Y El Corazon
Paul Simon - Your the One
Phineas Newborn - The Great Jazz Piano of PN
Thelonious Monk - Monk's Music
Beatles - Revolver
Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed
George Benson - Bad Benson
Stevie Ray Vaughn - In Step
Johnny Winter - Third Degree
Katie Webster - Swamp Boogie Queen
The Meters - Fire on the Bayou
Frank Sinatra - In the Wee Small Hours
Tony Bennett and Bill Evans - The TB BE Album
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
Clifford Brown/Max Roach - Vol. 1
Albert Ayler - The Village Concerts

Even though the following may not be my 5 favorites (Beatles, Stones, Who, Led etc) I am attempting to list a few that aren't here already.
1. The Butts Band - "The Complete Recordings." Two former Doors make two albums as the Butts Band, the cd i got from Amazon has both on one disc. Simply great rock, r&b, and soul. Two different lead singers on each album, and the sound is good, but a little compressed.
2. Norman Blake/Tut Taylor/Sam Bush/Butch Robins/Vassar Clements/David Holland/Jethro Burns. Distributed by Flying Fish records (1975). It was recorded at Hound's Ear studio in Nashville, TN on June 22, 1974. No name, this LP simply has those names on the cover with each of their pictures. This is a blugrass/jazz album. They got these guys together to jam and recorded it. Wonderful music! Side 1 - Sweet Georgia Brown, Sauerkraut 'N solar energy, The old brown case (unbelievable solo acoustic guitar instrumental from Norman), 'A' Train. Side 2 - Going home, Mckinley's blues, Oconee, Vassar & Dave. My vinyl copy is getting old, it somehow survived the crazy years, but not unscathed. If you find this on any medium get it. If it's on cd, please let me know.
3. Waylon Jennings - "Dreaming my dreams." Possibly the best country album ever recorded.
4. The Flatlanders - "Now and again." Not a country dog in the bunch.
5. Eric Clapton - "Live in the Seventies." (Crossroads 2) This is a 4 cd box set that has only gotten mixed reviews. However, some of Eric's best blues guitar playing is on it. Since it's live he stretches out on some "old familiars" and more obscure blues. Even some of his mellow crooner tunes sound better than the studio versions.

For classical fans: PROKOFIEV "Scythian suite" "Alexander Nevsky"
Conductor: Gergiev Kirov on Philips 289 473 600-2

BACH PARTITAS NOS 1,3&6 Richard Goode
Nonesuch 79698-2

BACH "The concertos for one and Two Harpsichords" Raymond Leppard, Andrew Davis, Philip Ledger and English Chamber Orchestra Philips 454 268-2

MOZART Piano Sonatas Fantasy in D minor, K397 K310, K311 & K533/494
Alfer Brendel Philips 289 473 689-2

Hey! There is a similar post on the Apogee Acoustics Users Group.Here's my pics that can take you to that special place we are continually trying to find.....(CD)Kenney Barron & Minu Cinelu-title, Swamp Sally.(CD)Trilok Gurtu-tile,Glimps(SACD)Mickey Hart-title,Planet Drum.(LP)Bireli Lagrene-title,Foreign Affairs.(SACD)"River of Sorrow"FIM..Thank's,John

ACCENT - two Lps of J. Haydn trios for flute, violin and cello, with all three of the Kuijken brothers.