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==Involvement with American Music Club== | ==Involvement with American Music Club== | ||
Needham worked with [[Tom Mallon]]'s studio in the 1980s and was an assistant mixing engineer on [[American Music Club]]'s 1985 debut ''[[The Restless Stranger]]''. He is also credited with mixing the bonus tracks that appeared on the 1998 reissue of their 1987 album, ''[[Engine]]''. | Needham worked with [[Tom Mallon]]'s studio in the 1980s and was an assistant mixing engineer on [[American Music Club]]'s 1985 debut ''[[The Restless Stranger]]''. He is also credited with mixing the bonus tracks that appeared on the 1998 reissue of their 1987 album, ''[[Engine]]'', along with The Dimmer Twins - the name Vudi referred to [[Mark Eitzel]] and himself. | ||
==Involvement with Mark Eitzel== | ==Involvement with Mark Eitzel== | ||