Piroth - Safe HeavenPiroth is sisters Nina & Johanna Piroth from Stockholm, Sweden. The group's roots trace back to the sisters' childhood summers in the Austrian alps, where they began experimenting with harmonies and melodies together, eventually creating a unique style of folk pop with a wide variety of influences, including punk, rock and bossa nova, among others. Their family roots in the melancholy of the Finnish region of Karelia are also evident in their songs.

released in January 1969

Featuring compositions by Lehman and Frédéric Maurin

Music from Christmas Eve is supplemented on this album by a selection of specially recorded tracks

who'd be replaced by Bruce Hall following 1977's double concert album Live (You Get What You Play For)

But being the fabulous vampire that he is (and hoping to avoid rejection)

As her acts of violence and blasphemy increase

All together now as one hot package

which are often written in modal intonation

She studied at the Toho-Gakuen University of Music in Tokyo and received her diploma in piano performance and music pedagogy

McCall is a persona created by Bill Fries and Manheim Steamroller leader Chip Davis

and meditative atmospheric passages is the record's mission statement to experience the wonders and joys of both the esoteric and physical world

Harry Babbit and Curt Massey