Favorite song to demo or test drive speakers?

Boy, where to begin? 
Band of Horses - Detlef Schrempf
Bryan Savage - Last Summer
Dire Straits - You and Your Friend
Steely Dan - Jack of Speed
Beck - The Golden Age
Yello, Heidy Happy - Kiss in Blue
Sophie Zelmani - Why
Malia, Boris Blank - Magnetic Lines
Joe Sample - The Road Less Traveled
Snowy White, The White Flames - Midnight Blues 
BTO - Blue Collar (Trial by Fire version)
Russ Freeman - East River Drive
Gerald Albright - Winelight
Dave Koz - Anything’s Possible
Gregg Karukas - Girl in the Red Dress

Let me know if you’d like more. 😀 ENJOY!!!

I burned the following on CD for auditioning systems since I know the tunes well and it tests various aspects I’m interested in...

Shirley Horn - The Music That Makes Me Dance
Rebecca Pidgeon - Spanish Harlem
Michael Franks - Dragonfly Summer
Dianne Reeves - Never Too Far
Fourplay - 101 Eastbound
Steely Dan - Jack of Speed
Grace Jones- Don't Cry - It's Only The Rhythm
Larry Carlton & Lee Ritenour - Take That
Herbie Hancock - Butterfly
Lee Ritenour - Boss City
Dave Brubeck - Take Five
Miles Davis - So What
Buddy Guy - Sweet Black Angel (Black Angel Blues)
Cassandra Wilson - A Little Warm Death

Stevie Wonder - Joy Inside My Tears
Getz/Gilberto - Girl From Ipanema
It's a Beautiful Day - White Bird & Wasted Union Blues
Van Morrison - Into the Mystic
King Crimson - Epitaph
Elton John - Rocket Man
Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower

There are a lot of great songs here -- I just threw a couple up without much bothering to say *why* I use them. Without saying why, it just seems like I'm telling you about my favorite songs, and that wasn't the OP's gist.

So, here's a good one, with a "why":
https://www.amazon.com/Recat/dp/B005J57SK6
"Recat" is on Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer's album, Re: ECM.
It is a weird electronic track which begins with hypnotic drums and little electronic pulses, some thrown all the way behind your right and left ears; soon, a melody begins to emerge, almost as if it was underwater, far away — it sounds like a merry-go-around melody, looping, getting closer.
The whole thing is rhythmic, bass-y, with a very interesting sound stage that pops in front and around you, like fireworks.
I tried it on different speakers and amps and while it's always fun to listen to, when the gear is good, you'll forget yourself.

thank you for this post. lots of stuff to check out.                                              Queen: love of my life, live in Argentina 1977                                                 Joe Cocker : The Letter, live at the fillmore east, 1970                                     Sade: is it a crime. Haunt me                                                                         Enya: Watermark album                                                                                  Ella Fitzgerald: everything when she was young(er)                                        Paul Simon: me and julio                                                                                   Itzhak Perlman : smile, from modern times 1936 (i think)                               of course there's more. all taken to a new level with my new Lumin T2, through Legacy Sig SE's, (not just for ht ) love em !