The Log Cabin

The Log Cabin was a property rented by Frank Zappa on his return from NY to California in 1968. Once the home of cowboy-star Tom Mix, the property was at 2401 Laurel Canyon Boulevard, CA. (The address an inspiration for [m271374]). During Zappa's family & his entourage's tenure at The Log Cabin various recordings, mixes and engineering works were made by Zappa in his dedicated basement area. A section of the basement was also occupied by FZ sleeve artist Cal Schenkel. Portions of early Zappa productions were accomplished in this studio area, including for example, [m14817] and [m81284]