Well the Diana Krall girl in the other room was absolutely worth the purchase. Thanks for that!!! At the same time I got into some jack Johnson also a good listen. I slowed up on new music because I got a new subwoofer so I am going back and re-listening to most of my collection like one does, ya know. The new sub was definitely worth the investment but it is slowing my plans on a a shiny new 7500 amp. (Which is prolly a good thing) best to string out upgrades further apart than I have been in the last few months.

Try to get a copy of Amazing Grace sung by Judy Collins. She does it acappella and it is truly excellent. You can really crank it up to hear her voice. She also sings a song with whales as the background called Farewell to Tarwathie. If you like a true singing voice give her a listen. I have the vinyl version of the album and it gets really scary when its loud.

Mozart: Requiem on the Telarc disk.
anything by Eric Johnson
Don Ross: Passion Session
Jim Chappell: Tender Ritual

And of course,
Van Halen, SRV, Rush and too many other rockers to be named.

EE...since you enjoy EC so much there are a couple of DVD 's/ Blu-Ray that are out namely Crossroads Guitar Concert from I Think 2007 and another by the same name from 2010. They can be had on Amazon if you want to save a few bucks.
A variety of artists on on this DVD/blu-ray not just Clapton but it opens your mind up to a variety of artists. EC's Cocaine on the blu-ray is one of the best I have heard him do live and I have seen him in person several times.

I was viewing and listening to Crossroads (2007) last night. Joe Walsh was performing "Rocky Mountain Way"... He is an awesome guitarist.

Enjoy!

Sorry EE I just check my post and I realize you wrote "Eric Johnson" and I quickly looked and thought you wrote Eric Clapton.

My apologizes, Frank

No need to be sorry. I like Clapton too-I just don't have any recording that I feel are exceptional. I'll have to check out the blurays.

If you dig N'Orlans' style blues then I could not recommend enough that you do yourselves a favor and either download or go out and buy "Wynton Marsalis & Eric Clapton Play The Blues"! Absolutely outstanding and TOTALLY unique!