Best Guitar CD Recording

I was just playing Stevie Ray Vaughan's The Sky is Crying. Cuts 4 and 8 sound awesome on a good system (like yours).
Also, Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds' Live at Luther College has some amazing guitar work on it. And speaking of Ry Cooder, I always liked his Bop Til You Drop, on LP. I believe this was one of the first digital recordings pressed on vinyl, and it sounds great in my opinion.

Buddy Guy/ Junior Wells Alone and acoustic
Lynyrd Skynryd Endangered Species

Check out Laurence Juber. Fingerstyle player. He has a web site with
samples. You can get his discs at Accoustic music resource on line site.
They also have a bunch of other guitar player CDs that are fantastic.
Talk to Brett at the website, he knows the stuff he carries.
Joe

Check out Manuel Barueco on EMI classics.
It's so far my favourite guitar only CD titled
BROWER, VILLA-LOBOS & ORBON.

He plays spanish classic guitar with nylon strings. His way of playing guitar is unique. Every note is played with passion and feelings so that the music comes not from fingers but from heart. He's not so technical as Christofer Parkening, but surely outperforms him artistically.

As far as I heard these guitars quite a-bit, I guess the recording is just the way this guitar should sound with no overdubbing or mixing.

John Fahey's Railroad I is a favorite of mine. I agree with Chris on Ry Cooder's Meeting By The River, as well. Also, Muddy Waters Folk Singer is an amazing recording, with lots of great guitar from Muddy and Buddy Guy.

And, while no one would call Charlie Christian's recordings audiophile quality, after the first few bars, you probably won't care.