Don Fleming (musician)
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Don Fleming (born September 25, 1957 in Valdosta, Georgia) is an American musician, best known for being the frontman of bands such as Velvet Monkeys, B.A.L.L., and Gumball. He was also a member of Dim Stars. He is more widely known as a seminal producer for bands such as Sonic Youth, Teenage Fanclub, and The Posies.
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- The Wagon/Better Than Gone 7" - Dinosaur Jr. (Also provides vocals for the song Better Than Gone)
- Goo - Sonic Youth - additional production
- Bandwagonesque - Teenage Fanclub
- Dial Square - Midway Still
- Mask Of Light - Rudolph Grey - co-produced with Thurston Moore and Tom Surgal
- 3 New Songs (Single) - Richard Hell
- Pretty On The Inside - Hole - co-produced with Kim Gordon
- Special Kiss - Gumball
- Sexless Demons And Scars - Jack Off Jill
- Sweet Oblivion - Screaming Trees
- Frosting On The Beater - The Posies
- The Last Temptation - Alice Cooper
- Revolution On Ice - Gumball - co-produced with John Agnello
- A Thousand Leaves - Sonic Youth - co-produced with Wharton Tiers
- God Save the Smithereens - The Smithereens
- Musicforthemorningafter - Pete Yorn
- Murray Street - Sonic Youth - additional production
- Sonic Nurse - Sonic Youth - vocal production
- Rather Ripped - Sonic Youth - vocal production
- Noon And Eternity - To Live and Shave in L.A. - co-production with Andrew W.K. and Tom Smith
- Close Calls With Brick Walls - Andrew W.K. - co-production with Andrew W.K
- Live! From The Roller Derby! - Alien Tempo Experiment 13 (now Poperratic) - co-production with A.J. Lambert, Jaye Luckett and Lucky McKee
