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Record Plant Studios (also known as "The Record Plant") were originally three recording studios located in New York (opening in 1968), Los Angeles (1969), and finally Sausalito, California (1969). In 1980, the New York studio closed
Today, the Los Angeles studio is called "The Record Plant" and the Sausalito studio is called "The Plant". The goal of Gary Kellgren, creator of the studios, was to create places where artists would want to live. Thus successful artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Frank Zappa and Stevie Wonder, made use of the facilities.
Official site : recordplant.com
Source : Wikipedia
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