Coven - Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls Album

Tracklist

1	For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge	4:37
2	Coven In Charing Cross	4:01
3	Dignitaries Of Hell	4:05
4	Black Sabbath	3:27
5	Choke, Thirst, Die	3:23
6	Satanic Mass	13:17
7	Pact With Lucifer	3:28
8	Wicked Woman	2:58
9	The White Witch Of Rose Hall	3:04
10	Portrait	2:32

Credits

• Arranged By – Coven , Jim Donlinger
• Design – Jerry Griffith
• Engineer – Mal Davis
• Other [Dominus Limini] – Chis Neilsen, Chuck Lishon, Dave Wilkerson, Jim Donlinger, Jim Nyeholt
• Other [Ipsissmus] – Bill Traut
• Other [Magister Templii] – Jinx, Oz Osborne, Steve Ross
• Other [Magus] – Jim Donlinger
• Other [Philosophi] – Ginna Donlinger, Joel Sebastian
• Other [Practici] – Al Dawson, Charlotte Ceasar, Don Drumm, Lance Massey, Mike Bean, Robin McBride, Tom Donlinger
• Other [Zelators] – Bill Blair, Bud Carr, Buddy Meyers, Dan Baughman, Eddie Higgins, Fred Bohlander, Jack Mondrus, Jack Woodman, Jim Golden, Jim Pilster, Judy Haywood, Larry Gordon, Lynn Janutka, Pat Griffith, Sheila Edwards, Vivian Bouchard
• Photography By – Sig Binder
• Written-By – B. Traut, D. Wilkerson (tracks: A4, A5, B1), G. Donlinger (tracks: A5, B2), J. Donlinger (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A6, B2), J. Dawson (tracks: A4, B1, B3), O. Osborne (tracks: A4, B1, B3), S. Ross (tracks: A4, B1, B3)

Companies

• Record Company – Mercury Record Corporation

Short intro

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