Selected List of Albums Recorded At Record Plant Sausalito (by Year)
Some notable albums recorded and/or mixed at the Plant Studios include:
- Pharoah Sanders: Thembi – 1971
- New Riders of the Purple Sage: The Adventures of Panama Red – 1972
- Sly and the Family Stone: Fresh – 1972–73
- The Wailers: Talkin' Blues – 1973
- Buddy Miles: Booger Bear – 1973
- Buddy Miles: Chapter VII – 1973
- Greg Allman: Laid Back – 1973
- America: Hearts – 1975
- Paris: Paris 1975-76
- Fleetwood Mac: Rumours by – 1976
- Stevie Wonder: Songs in the Key of Life – 1976
- Dan Fogelberg and Tim Weisberg: Twin Sons of Different Mothers - 1978
- Prince: For You – 1978
- Rick James: Fire It Up – 1979
- Rick James: Garden of Love – 1980
- Rick James: Street Songs – 1981
- Maze: Joy and Pain - 1980
- Marty Balin: Balin – 1981
- Huey Lewis and the News: Sports – 1983
- Grace Slick: Software – 1984
- Jefferson Airplane: Nuclear Furniture – 1984
- Heart: Heart – 1985 (also in Los Angeles)
- John Fogerty: Centerfield – 1985
- KBC Band: KBC Band – 1986
- Todd Rundgren: Nearly Human – 1989
- Mother Love Bone: Apple - 1990
- Mariah Carey: Emotions – 1991
- Mariah Carey: Music Box – 1993
- Metallica: Load – 1996
- Metallica: ReLoad – 1997
- Dave Matthews Band: Before These Crowded Streets – 1998
- Carlos Santana: Supernatural – 1999
- Deftones: White Pony – 2000
- Dave Matthews Band: Busted Stuff – 2002
- Papa Wheelie: Live Lycanthropy – 2002
- The Fray: The Fray – 2009
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