Extraordinary recordings on vinyl

First three that came to mind:

Bartok "Concerto For Orchestra" Solti/LSO - Decca-Kenneth Wilkinson eng.
Oliver Nelson "Blues And The Abstract Truth"- Impulse! -R.Van Gelder eng.
Phoebe Snow "Phoebe Snow" - Shelter- Phil Ramone eng.

Syntax' Dozen

01/12: Gounod-Faust / Bizet-Carmen RCA LSC-2449-45CV
02/12: Ballet Music From The Opera RCA LSC-2400
03/12: Grieg, Peer Gynt London CS-604904/12: Massenet, Le Cid Klavier KS 522
05/12: Walton, Facade Suite RCA SB-2039
06/12: Zero Mostel, Fiddler On The Roof RCA LSO-1093
07/12: Shchedrin, The Carmen Ballet, Melodiya ASD-2448
08/12: Albéniz, Suite Española Decca SXL-6355
09/12: Rimsky-Korsakoff, Scheherazade RCA LSC-2446
10/12: Offenbach, Gaîté Parisienne RCA LSC-1817
11/12: Arnold, English & Scottish Dances Lyrita SRCS-109
12/12: Wasserman, Duets MCA 42131 Promo

I like Oliver Nelson mentioned by Frogman. Material + sound make this album one of the most desirable by any jazz collector.

I've written about this elsewhere... Frazey Ford "Obadiah".

Slightly bass heavy but otherwise great!

Albertporter: My copy is a "Linn Seleckt", from back in the day. (Don't know if that makes a difference).

Janis Joplin "I've Got dem O'l Kozmic Blues Again Mama" Speakers Corner, Sonny Boy Williamson "Keep it to Ourselves" QRP.