Three best audiophile CD/LP in your collection

Not sure about the Audiophile label, but I will offer 3 great sounding, easy to get, 'out of the mainstream' picks from deep inside my CD collection: 1). Jo Jones, the Everest years - fantastic drumming, 2). JJ Cale, "5", Polygram, and 3). Chet Atkins and Les Paul, Chester and Lester, BMG Victor.

Tasml, "Chester and Lester", a true classic! You may be interested in
"Me and Chet", also "Me and Jerry" two different offerings..amongst others from those two fine gents. Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed. Some good ol' boy pickin'!

"Neck n' Neck" , Mark Knopfler @ Chet Atkins, two guitar heroes at their best!!! LP, of coarse, eat your heart out if you don't own it!

Recently I discovered that Brazilian albums by female vocalists can give a system a good work out. The musicianship and arrangements are spectacular making for great ear candy and soundstaging. There is, of course, all the percussive "toys", and they love very very low bass passages. Two CDs: Sabrina Malheiros, "Equilibrium" and Marcella Mangeibera, "Simples".
Third? A self made compilation featuring Bebel Gilberto and others

Tough to pick just three, but here are my favorite to show off a system.

1) The Firebird - Antal Dorati - London Symphony Orchestra - Mercury Living Presence

2) Scheherazade - Rimsky Korsakoff - Fritz Reiner - Chicago Symphony - RCA Living Stereo

3) Dead Can Dance - Into the Labyrinth - 4AD

I'm not a classical music fan, but my first two picks are classicals which goes to show how good I think these are.
I can name quite a few more.