Bewitched is the second and final collaboration album between English guitarists Andy Summers and Robert Fripp, released in 1984 by A&M Records.

Summers believes that Bewitched instead focuses more specifically on the guitarists "meeting on a different mountain and learning how to work together.

Prato praised the completed album for its strong guitar work, noting that Summers and Fripp "insert challenging sections into their songs (such as the 7/4 time signature in 'Maquillage'), without making them seem like an obvious attempt to impress fellow musicians.

"[1] Bewitched was one of several two-man collaborative albums from the mid-1980s to feature drum machines and heavy overdubbing, alongside Fred Frith's and Henry Kaiser's Who Needs Enemies?

(1983), Robert Quine's and Fred Maher's Basic (1984) and Bill Frissell's and Vernon Reid's Smash & Scatteration (1985).