Witchy Woman by the Eagles is a classic rock song released in 1972 on the band's album titled "Eagles." This song was written by Don Henley and Bernie Leadon, two members of the Eagles, and remains one of their most popular and recognizable tracks. The main idea of Witchy Woman is the allure and mystery of a captivating and enchanting woman, often referred to as a "witchy woman." The song opens with a melodic and haunting guitar riff that sets the mood for the rest of the track. Henley's vocals then come in, telling the story of a woman who possesses a supernatural and bewitching quality. The lyrics paint a picture of a seductive and irresistible woman who entices those around her, making it difficult to escape her enchantment.
Executed August 19, 1692
George Burroughs, early 40s- Was previously the Minister of Salem Village, arrested in Maine and brought back to Salem for trial. Son-in-law of fellow accused Wilmot Redd (who would later be executed on September 22.)
George Jacobs, Sr., early 70s- arrested along with his granddaughter, who was spared after accusing him.
Martha Carrier, age 38- previously accused of witchcraft and exonerated, was accused of taking the title "Queen of Hell."
As a result he was forced to undergo Peine forte et dure , a process whereby a defendant has increasingly heavier weights placed upon their chest until they either cooperated with the court or died. These sermons were preached from his ordination in 1689, through the summer of trials and executions in 1692, and on into the aftermath of the controversy.
The lyrics paint a picture of a seductive and irresistible woman who entices those around her, making it difficult to escape her enchantment. Throughout the song, the Eagles creatively use various instruments, including a mandolin and a banjo, to enhance the mystical and mysterious atmosphere of Witchy Woman. The haunting harmonies and catchy chorus create a hypnotic and captivating experience for the listener.
Salem Witch Trials
“Yea, & in our Land (in this, & some neighboring Places) how many, what Multitudes, of Witches & Wizards has the Devil instigated with utmost violence to attempt the overthrow of Religion?”
-Samuel Parris, sermon notes dated September 11, 1692
"Humbly craving continually your prayers and help in this distressed case, so praying almighty God continually to prepare you, that you may be a terror to evil-doers and a praise to them that do well. "
-from a letter by Thomas Putnam to John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, April 21, 1692
"Why do you hurt these folks
I hurt no body"
-From the Examination of Mary Black, April 22, 1692
"Our good God is working of miracles. Five witches were lately executed, impudently demanding of God a miraculous vindication of their innocency. Immediately upon this, our God miraculously sent in five Andover witches, who made a most ample, surprising, amazing confession of all their villainies, and declared the five newly executed to have been of their company. "
-from a letter by Cotton Mather to John Cotton, August 5, 1692
"…it is a shamefull thing that you should mind these folks that are out of their wits."
-Martha Carrier
"You're a liar! I'm no more a witch than you are a wizard! If you take my life away, God will give you blood to drink!"
-Sarah Good
"You tax me for a wizard, you may as well tax me for a buzzard. I have done no harm."
-George Jacobs Sr.
". I desire to lie in the dust, and earnestly beg forgiveness of God, and from all those unto whom I have given just cause of sorrow and offence, whose relations were taken away or accused."
-Ann Putnam, Jr.
The song's popularity may stem from its relatability. Many people have encountered someone in their lives who exudes an aura of mystery and allure. The Eagles masterfully capture this essence and convey the fascination and danger that comes with such individuals. Witchy Woman showcases the Eagles' unique blend of rock, country, and folk influences, which became their signature sound. The band's harmonies are particularly notable in this song, as they create a rich and layered vocal arrangement that complements the eerie vibe of the song. Ultimately, Witchy Woman is a timeless rock classic that continues to resonate with audiences today. Its tale of an enchanting and captivating woman serves as a cautionary yet alluring reminder of the complexity and allure of human nature. The Eagles' masterful musicianship and storytelling make this song a must-listen for rock music enthusiasts of all generations..
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