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    • Source: A Camp (album)

      • A Camp is the debut album by A Camp, the side project of Nina Persson, vocalist for the popular Swedish indie/pop band The Cardigans. It was released on 20 August 2001. The album garnered critical acclaim from music critics. It produced two singles, "I Can Buy You" (UK No. 46) and "Song for the Leftovers". The album reached No. 87 on the UK Albums Chart.


      Critical reception



      AllMusic's Tim DiGravina praised the album as "a charming return to basic songcraft and a collaboration that will hopefully bear more fruit in the future" in comparison with Nina Persson's previous work with the Cardigans. The Guardian's Dave Simpson enthused that "this may well be Persson's best album", and called it "a major work, whatever it sells". Yahoo's Josh Rogan had special praise for producer Mark Linkous, concluding that "Linkous has crafted an album that complements Persson's songs and vision to great effect".
      "I Can Buy You" was Record of the Week on Radio 1's Mark and Lard show.


      Track listing


      All songs by Nina Persson and Niclas Frisk, unless otherwise stated.

      "Rock 'n' Roll Ghost" produced by Niclas Frisk. "The Bluest Eyes in Texas" produced by Nathan Larson. All other songs produced by Mark Linkous


      Personnel




      = Musicians

      =
      Nina Persson – Lead vocals, Jupiter 6, Mellotron, organ & bass pedals
      Nathan Larson – Guitars, Optigan, bass guitar, baritone guitar, piano, organ, synthesizers, and backing vocals
      Mark Linkous – Guitars, Optigan, tweaking, samples, tape manipulation, and backing vocals
      Niclas Frisk – Guitars, piano, harmonica, Mellotron, and backing vocals
      Clayton Doley – Piano, Hammond B3 and Vox organs, Mellotron, and Wurlitzer
      Scott Minor – Sample programming and signal processing
      Karl Berger – String arrangements and conducting
      Andrew Innes – Alto and tenor saxophones
      Al Weatherhead – Bass and slide guitar, mixing
      Kevin March – Drums and percussion
      Niko Rohicke – Pedal steel guitar
      Joan Wasser – Viola and violin
      Jason Glasser – Cello
      Miguel Urbiztondo – Drums
      Anders Hernestam – Drums
      Jane Scarpantoni – Cello
      Charlie Malmberg = Piano
      David Knowles – Trumpet
      Anders Paulson – Bass
      Paul Watson – Cornet
      Jess Hoffa – Saw


      = Production

      =
      Mixed by Al Weatherhead
      Mastered by Bjorn Engelmann
      Artwork and design by Åbäke


      Charts




      References

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