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They then had a brief run in World Class Championship Wrestling in 1985, managed by Sunshine. He feuded heavily with Rip Oliver until 1984, when he had a run in Championship Wrestling from Florida where he feuded with Kendo Nagasaki for the NWA Florida Heavyweight Championship winning the title from him. Championship Wrestling from Florida Pacific Northwest Wrestling (1984–1986)

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It is rumored that Haynes served time for manslaughter before becoming a pro wrestler. He added his real last name to the gimmick and continued to work as a babyface.

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He started wrestling as 'Billy Jack' in the Pacific Northwest territory but had to change his name when Tom Laughlin (who starred in the movie Billy Jack) threatened to sue him. He trained in Stu Hart's Dungeon pro wrestling school and briefly wrestled in Hart's Stampede Wrestling under his given name, forming a tag team with Bruce Hart.

Haynes started wrestling in 1982 at the age of 28.

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Professional wrestling career Early career (1982–1984)

1.2 Championship Wrestling from Florida Pacific Northwest Wrestling (1984–1986).

Released with two different covers, a gatefold as well as a single sleeve with different artwork. That it broke from the world of independent film makes it all the more appealing - a listenable disc whose flaws only add to the warmth. The web page has a compilation of theme music from the various Billy Jack soundtracks, including the Coven hit as well as a new song sung by Delores Taylor. Lynne Baker redeems herself, kind of, with a little help from her friends on 'Rainbow Made of Children' - picture music from Rocky Horror trying to be serious - while notable country-rock singer Katy Moffatt is serious, and is represented nicely with 'Ring Song.' But it is the relentlessly persistent Coven's golden moment in the sun that's the most memorable piece here, and for pop fans enamored of the Billy Jack signature tune (not 'theme,' as that distinction goes to another instrumental from the conductor), these two additional Jinx Dawson vocals on the remixed movie versions of her hit are worthwhile.

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Lowe gets cute once again on 'All Forked Tongue Talk Alike,' its '60s cheesy charm coming off like some outtake from a mod TV show theme - noodling guitars and stock keyboard making it another musical about-face. Gwen Smith's gospel/campfire 'Freedom Over Me' works much better, but at 35 seconds is unfortunately too short. Theresa Kelly is the minor-league version of Melanie Safka, while Lynne Baker's 'When Will Billy Love Me' has her emulating the worst aspects of Joan Baez by way of Marianne Faithfull, the unholiest of marriages. Two of the other female vocalists don't fare as well as Coven's Jinx Dawson, though. The soundtrack contains a different mix and a different vocal than what composer/conductor Lowe released on Coven's eponymous MGM album - that disc mostly put together by Frank Laughlin, son of the film's star, Tom Laughlin.

in February of 1970, and disbanding around the time Coven's remake got into this film soundtrack and onto the charts some 20 months later in October of 1971 (bubbling under the Top 25). The hit single, 'One Tin Soldier,' is a Dennis Lambert/ Brian Potter tune first recorded by Original Caste, the Canadian band that got some activity with the song in 1969, hitting the Top 35 in the U.S. It is composed and conducted by jazz guitarist Mundell Lowe, and the veteran borrows heavily from Jerry Goldsmith and Planet of the Apes on 'Hello Billy Jack,' then mixes Native American music with a touch of psychedelia on 'Old and the New' - a quaint title considering the bizarre blend of sounds.

The music to the first big independent film produced decades before The Blair Witch Project and My Big Fat Greek Wedding is a strange and striking combination of styles that somehow is effective.

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