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Coven
was an
American
rock band
formed in
Chicago
in the late 1960s.
They had a top 40 hit
in 1971
with the song
"One Tin Soldier",
the theme song of
the movie Billy Jack.
Background information
Origin Chicago,
Illinois, U.S.
Genres
Psychedelic rock acid
rock occult
rock proto-metal
Years active
1967–1975,
2007–present
Labels
Mercury,
Warner Bros.,
MGM,
Buddah,
Nevoc
Members:
Jinx Dawson
Alex Kercheval
Chris Vaughn
Colin Oakley
Zayne Hutchison
Past members:
Oz Osborne
Steve Ross
Rick Durrett
John Hobbs
Chris Neilsen
David Wilkerson
Wade Parish
Christopher Thurmond
Chris Wild
Coven
was composed of vocalist
Jinx Dawson,
bassist
Greg "Oz" Osborne,
guitarist
Chris Neilsen,
keyboardist
Rick Durrett
(later replaced by John Hobbs),
and
drummer
Steve Ross.
In addition to pioneering
occult rock
with lyrics
and aesthetics
that explicitly deal
in themes of
Satanism
and witchcraft,
they are recognized
by metal fans
and metal historians
as being the band
that introduced the
"Sign of the horns"
to rock,
metal
and
pop culture,
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