Dorothy's Victory Explained

Dorothy's Victory
Type:	studio
Artist:	Bel Canto
Cover:	Bel Canto - Dorothy's Victory.png
Released:	27 February 2002
Genre:	Dream pop synth-pop new-age
Label:	EMI
Producer:	Anneli Drecker Nils Johansen Torbjørn Brundtland
Prev Title:	Rush
Prev Year:	1998

Dorothy's Victory is the sixth studio album by Norwegian band Bel Canto, released on 27 February 2002 by EMI.^{[1] [2]}

Reception

Verdens Gang reviewer Kurt Bakkemoen awarded the album dice 5,^[1] and Dagbladet reviewer Håkon Molset awarded the album dice 3.^[2]

Personnel

Musicians

• Anneli Drecker – vocals, keyboards, piano
• Nils Johansen – guitar, stick bass, keyboards, bass, violin, programming
• Andreas Eriksen – percussion
• Richard Lowe – keyboards, programming
• Gaute Barlindhaug – keyboards, programming
• Thomas Tofte – bass
• Peter Baden – drums
• Henning Leh – additional guitar
• Bjørn Fløystad, Espen Berg, Vidar Ersfjord – additional keyboards
• Stefan Kvarnström – drums, piano, drum programming
• Sindre Hotvedt – strings programming
• Jonny Sjo – bass
• Karl Oluf Wennerberg – drums
• Espen Grjotheim – backing vocals
• Torbjørn Brundtland – keyboards, piano, programming
• "Tale of Urashima Taro" recitation – Hiroshi Tamaoki

Technical

• Anneli Drecker, Nils Johansen, Torbjørn Brundtland – production
• Espen Berg – production, mixing
• The Feverish Fumbling Fingers Team – co-production
• Richard Lowe – co-production
• Stefan Kvarnström – engineering
• Anneli Drecker, Richard Lowe, Michael Ilbert, Ulf Holand – mixing

Notes and References

1. Web site: Bel Canto: "Dorothy's Victory" . . Kurt . Bakkemoen . 2002-03-12 . 2015-04-08.
2. News: Bel Canto har stagnert . . no . Håkon . Molset . 2002-03-16 . 2015-04-08.