Your Top Five Blues LPs, SQ-wise...

Junior Wells’ “Hoodoo Man Blues”is one of the first real Blues albums and has very good if not reference SQ, but absolutely triumphs on music, which to me is important. 
I also agree with the votes for “Chicago/ The Blues Today” set. Very natural ambiance live sound. Especially the volume with James Cotton and Otis Rush. 
The studio tracks on Muddy Waters’ “Fathers And Sons” are fantastic musically and have crisp dynamic recorded sound. Check out “Can’t Lose What You Never Had”. 
A more recent disc I love is Branford Marsalis’ 1992 set featuring B. B. King on a track called “B. B.’s Blues”. Unbelievable guitar and vocal by the master, beautifully recorded in modern fidelity with a stellar jazz combo. B. B. definitely upped his game that day. 
Love the Blues!

I was gifted an OP(stereo/pink cover/1A pressing) of Fleetwood Mac "S/T" a while back in very well used shape. I’ve spent a lot of time trying to whip it back into shape. I own the MOV version as well. My conclusion is if you love this lp enough, try to find a great OP copy. Check out "Long Grey Mare" perfection!

@slaw thnx for tip on TYA. Unfortunately not their greatest fan. They make a great playlist though. But what is "S/T". See it often in vinyl threads.

Isn't Lyle Lovett "Music from the movies" rather blue?

S/T = Self Titled.

Also soundtrack when referring to movies.

I saw Coco Montoya a couple weeks ago in Denver for maybe the 4th time and since then have been listening to a lot of his music.  While he wasn’t on my original list of 5, he should have been.  All of his music is exceptional and his album ‘Can’t Look Back’ is really good and deserves a mention. Truly one of the better blues guitarist of our time.