What are songs where people or instruments sound closer to you?


So stereo separation is relatively easy but what are some songs/albums where the singer seems closer to you. So we all can see the Beatles on stage with Ringo in the back, Paul on the front left, George in the back right and John in the front right. 


What music would you all suggest where you can hear both the left / right separation and the front / back separation?  I hope I’m making myself clear.

Thanks.

JD

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Cheeky recordings are particularly good at delivering a natural sound stage.  For example, listen to Rebecca Pidgeon singing “Spanish Harlem.”  Another outstanding example of soundstaging is Natalie Merchant singing “Peppery Man” with backing vocals by the Fairfield Four.”

@noromance 

I have a bunch of jazz CD’s from that era and most of them are mono. I’m trying to understand how I can get depth without stereo imaging?

Thanks.

@larryi 

I have a copy of that Chesky test album (cd) and that recording of Spanish Harlem is spectacular, but I’m barely hearing the depth. I’ll look for that recording of “Peppery Man today.  Maybe I need to play with my speakers again.

Thanks.

@roxy54 

Chris Isaak, other than the tune they played over and over again, I really don’t know his stuff much. Can you narrow my search down a little?🙃

Thanks