Posted on 09/25/2026 11:41:09 AM PDT by Pol-92064
One Tin Soldier is a 1960's era protest song written by Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter. Sung by "Coven".
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The Marching Hippies--Guy Drake
Drake's previous song was Welfare Cadillac (1970), a perennial favorite among conservatives.
That was a long, long time ago. SNL was still funny, fer cryin’ out loud!
“One Tin Soldier - Billy Jack 1971”. “I’m gonna take this right foot, and I’m gonna whop you on that side of your face ...and you wanna know something? There’s not a damn thing you’re gonna be able to do about it.”
The song was actually only sung by the lead singer, but she gave credit to the whole band.
If you thought Billy Jack was bad, just wait til you see Billy Jack goes to Washington.
Bless the Beasts and the Children was horrible.
Terry Melcher’s owned or used to own the house where Sharon Tate and company were killed. Many think Manson was going after him and did not know he moved.
The Trial of Billy Jack and The Master Gunfighter aren’t much better.
It was cheese as hell............
That's pretentious. But at least Vanishing Point had cool car chases and beautiful desert scenery.
Whereas Billy Jack had heavy-handed messaging.
The bad guys were sooooo evil. Needlessly evil. And the good guys were so pure and good. Even saintlike.
Much better song, IMHO
Tin Soldier - Small Faces
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vWTtx_PxPo
Marriott was a force of nature.
What is her name, was she the lead singer for the satanic group Coven?
Right. I forgot that.
Manson tried to hit Doris Day up for money to produce a record of his songs. She replied, saying "there's no way I'm going to pay for your record." Except she put a word beginning with the letter "f" in front of "record."
IIRC, this conversation happened in Terry Melcher's driveway.
Manson was convinced he could be as big as the Beach Boys. I think he tried to rope Brian Wilson into helping him make the record, but Wilson made himself scarce.
Tom Laughlin and Dolores Taylor. Everyone called her Dodie.. I worked for their company back in the 70’s.
Tom Laughlin and Dolores Taylor. Everyone called her Dodie.. I worked for their company back in the 70’s.
Wow, it is her, a satanist, Jinx Dawson, front woman for Coven.
The First Band of the Occult Rock Movement… Coven
“Dawson has often stated in interviews that her family background exposed her to ritual and occult ideas from a young age, and that these influences became inseparable from her artistic identity.”
“Where psychedelic rock bands projected swirling colors and sang about cosmic love, Coven bathed the stage in candlelight, adorned it with inverted crosses, and performed what appeared to be satanic rituals in the form of rock concerts. Dawson, with her flowing robes and commanding presence, stood less as a conventional singer and more as a High Priestess of Darkness.”This was not parody. For Dawson, the symbolism was authentic”
1969 album ‘Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls’ “The album’s tracklist alone reads like an invocation: Black Sabbath, Pact with Lucifer, Dignitaries of Hell, Wicked Woman. At a time when mainstream America was already alarmed by youth rebellion, this was a direct provocation. But the final track, Satanic Mass, ensured Coven’s place in history.”
““Satanic Mass” was a thirteen-minute recording of a staged Black Mass, complete with ceremonial invocations in Latin, ritual dialogue, and organ accompaniment. This was the first time a Black Mass had ever been commercially recorded and distributed.”
That’s really cool.
What did their company do? Distribute their movies?
I believe the female lead was Laughlin’s wife. Earlier Laughlin had played a Catalina pilot in South Pacific
“The lead female role was insufferable”
An accurate description. She also was Laughlin’s actual wife and probably his screenwriter. Must have sucked being him. I found the movie on the amateurish side and kind of silly but then I may have been older than the target audience.
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