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Pyewacket - 1967

The term “Pyewacket” comes from the book Bell Book and Candle referring to the spirit of a witch. The group, which formed in 1967 in California, thought the name was hauntingly fitting and stood out more than a name with a “The” preceding it. Their multitude of songs were recorded in the span of 2 short years, but like many bands in the 60’s, the lack of soaring popularity and life got in the way, and the band crumbled.

However, one band member was not satisfied with their songs falling into song limbo and wanted to resurrect them. Last year, that member, John McKindle, took on an amazing feat. McKindle played all of the instruments, created and sang all of the harmonies, and wrote and produced all but one song on 1967.

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