If you wanted to impress someone, which track?

" it could have been that cool bossa nova/samba rhythm that drew him in.'

Probably.

10 minutes later "Whodunnit" by Genesis of Abacab was playing and same thing happened. That's got a cool rhythm of a different type.

The first two tracks on The Tom Tom Clubs first album, Wordy Rappinghood into Genius of Love on vinyl.

I'm all vinyl these days; but when I had an SACD player, there was an acoustic guitar (no piano!) version of "Candle in the Wind" on the Goodbye Yellow Brick Road hybrid that was added as a bonus track, and never failed to impress.

Almost anything from Zero 7's first cd. Pristine production and delivery. My non-audiophile friends always comment on it and many have gone out to get the album after listening. By many I mean about two. Still...

I have many favorites, currently I am revisiting Steely Dan "Gaucho" and "Aja". Impeccable writing, producing and musicianship by all parties involved.