Vagabonds of the Western World by Thin Lizzy, released in 1973, marked a stylistic shift toward a harder-edged rock sound and was the final studio album to feature founding guitarist Eric Bell. The album includes standout tracks like “The Rocker” and the poignant “Little Girl in Bloom,” both of which became enduring parts of the band's legacy. This expanded edition includes a comprehensive set of BBC session recordings and live performances, such as John Peel and Bob Harris sessions, as well as a Radio One In Concert broadcast, providing a detailed snapshot of the band's early evolution on stage and in the studio.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Mama Nature Said
A2. The Hero And The Madman
A3. Slow Blues
A4. The Rocker

Side B:
B1. Vagabond Of The Western World
B2. Little Girl In Bloom
B3. Gonna Creep Up On You
B4. A Song For While I'm Away

Side C: (John Peel Session)
C1. Whiskey In The Jar
C2. Suicide
C3. Black Boys On The Corner

Side D: (John Peel Session)
D1. Vagabonds Of The Western World
D2. Little Girl In Bloom
D3. Gonna Creep Up On You

Side E: (John Peel Session)
E1. Randolph's Tango
E2. The Rocker
E3. Slow Blues

Side F: (Bob Harris Session)
F1. Randolph's Tango
F2. Little Girl In Bloom
F3. The Rocker

Side G: (Radio One In Concert)
G1. The Rocker
G2. Thing's Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm

Side H: (Radio One In Concert)
H1. Slow Blues
H2. Gonna Creep Up On You
H3. Suicide