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Plastic factory is the track n.9 from Safe as Milk, the debut album by Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band, originally released in 1967. It is a heavily blues-influenced work, but also hints at many of the features—such as surreal lyrics and odd time signatures—that would later become trademarks of Beefheart's music. The album is also notable for the involvement of a 20-year-old Ry Cooder, who plays guitar and wrote some of the arrangements. Label Buddah (Sony Music Entertainment) Producer Richard Perry & Bob Krasnow Musicians Don Van Vliet vocals, harmonica, bass marimba, arrangements The Magic Band Alex St. Clair Snouffer guitar, bass, background vocals Jerry Handley bass, background vocals John French drums, background vocals Additional musicians Ry Cooder guitar, slide guitar, bass, arrangements of “Sure 'Nuff 'N Yes I Do“ and “Grown So Ugly“ Samuel Hoffman - theremin on “Electricity“ and “Autumn's Child“ Milt Holland log drum, tambourine Taj Mahal tambourine Plastic Factory lyrics: Phos`phrous chimney burnin` Modern-men`s a-learnin` Time and space a-turnin` Motor`s engine churnin` fac`trys no place for me boss man let me be Wind and wave all blowin` Mountain `n` sky showin` Bee `n;`` flower growin` Boy`n`girl are glowin` fac`trys no place for me boss man let me be Minds inside are goin` Muscle `n` bone are showin`` One thing sure are knowing (sure I`m?) knowin` Get a fire goin` fac`trys no place for me boss man let me be boss man let me be boss man leave me be Enjoy!
