This signed sheet music is for White Witch of Rose Hall by Coven, autographed by the band’s enigmatic frontwoman Jinx Dawson. Released in 1969 on Coven’s debut album Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls, White Witch of Rose Hall is one of the band’s most haunting and theatrical tracks. Inspired by the infamous legend of Annie Palmer, the “White Witch” who was said to haunt Jamaica’s Rose Hall Great House, the song blends occult themes with heavy psychedelic rock. With its eerie atmosphere, dark storytelling, and Jinx Dawson’s commanding vocals, the track exemplifies Coven’s pioneering fusion of hard rock, proto-metal, and theatrical occult imagery. The album itself became a cult classic, notorious for its bold occult references, including one of the earliest uses of a recorded “Black Mass” in rock music. Jinx Dawson (born 1950 in Indiana) is a groundbreaking figure in rock history. As the lead singer of Coven, she brought a striking, theatrical presence to the stage and helped push the boundaries of rock’s association with occult and esoteric imagery. Dawson is often credited as one of the first performers to popularize the “sign of the horns” hand gesture in rock, years before it became widely associated with heavy metal. With her distinctive voice and daring artistic vision, she carved out a unique space in the late 1960s and early 1970s rock underground, influencing later generations of metal and gothic artists. Owning this signed sheet music for White Witch of Rose Hall connects directly to the birth of occult rock and one of its most iconic voices. For fans of proto-metal, psychedelic rock, and the darker side of 1960s counterculture, this artifact is a rare and powerful collectible, bridging music, legend, and history.

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