Check out Mapleshade CDs. Their recordings are specifically designed to do this well.
On the vintage side most look at Mercury Living Presence label recordings on vinyl or CD.
Surprisingly, mono recordings are useful for this. Generally a well focused yet ambient central presentation of a mono recording of any acoustic solo instrument including voice is usually a good omen that stereo imaging and soundstage will happen well. A murky, nebulous or unfocused mono soundstage is the opposite, a bad sign. Any good quality mono CD or vinyl recording might be used.
On the vintage side most look at Mercury Living Presence label recordings on vinyl or CD.
Surprisingly, mono recordings are useful for this. Generally a well focused yet ambient central presentation of a mono recording of any acoustic solo instrument including voice is usually a good omen that stereo imaging and soundstage will happen well. A murky, nebulous or unfocused mono soundstage is the opposite, a bad sign. Any good quality mono CD or vinyl recording might be used.