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Safe As Milk

Captain Beefheart, His Magic Band · 1976

Лейбл	Buddah Records
Каталожный №	BD 60017
Формат	Винил, LP, Альбом, Лимитированное издание [Red Translucent]
Дата выпуска	1976
Страна	Франция
Жанр	Рок, Блюз
Стиль	Блюз-рок, Avantgarde, Психоделический рок

Треклист

	Sure 'Nuff 'N Yes I Do
	Zig Zag Wanderer
	Call On Me
	Dropout Boogie
	I'm Glad
	Electricity
	Yellow Brick Road
	Abba Zaba
	Plastic Factory
	Where There's Woman
	Grown So Ugly
	Autumn's Child

Участники

Arranged By: Don Van Vliet

Arranged By: Ry Cooder

Bass: Jerry Handley

Bass: Ry Cooder

Drums: John French

Engineer: Gary "Magic" Marker

Engineer: Hank Cicalo

Graphics, Sleeve: Tom Wilkes

Guitar: Alex St. Clair Snouffer

Guitar: Ry Cooder

Liner Notes [Cover]: Langdon Winner

Photography By: Guy Webster

Producer: Bob Krasnow

Producer: Richard Perry

Vocals, Harmonica, Marimba [Bass]: Captain Beefheart

Компании

: Imprimerie De Saint-Michel, Ambazac

: Vogue P.I.P.

: Disques Vogue P.I.P.

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Matrix / Runout	BD 60017A
Matrix / Runout	BD 60017B
Rights Society	SACEM / SACD / SDRM / SGSL
Price Code	VG 407

Примечания

Also pressed as Yellow: [r4398557] and regular: [r5973639] This release was created with the shortly to be deleted brown pink-rim Buddah label, on translucent red vinyl. Manufactured by Disques Vogue, the vinyl is housed in a 'Vogue' imprinted natural brown paper sleeve with punch-holes. The laminated cover features the Langdon Winner quote and, apart from the infilled text in cover fisheye image, reproduces the original art. The newly-designed Bell/Arista logo appears on the cover. Some French text also appears on the back: "Distribution VOGUE P.I.P. 93430 - Villeneuse". "Grave et Presse en France". "Imp. De St. Michel - 872 - Ambazac - Printed in France". ℗1970 Buddah Records, Inc. "Made in France by Disques Vogue P.I.P." on labels. (Some covers may have a "ROCK" oversticker - which is possibly a marketing tactic for an outlet's 'File under' strategy. See images.) Track A1 on label is mis-titled "Sure 'Nuef 'N Yes I Do" [in caps as 'NUEF being misunderstood in transcript]