Vagabonds of the Western World by Thin Lizzy, released in 1973, was the band’s third studio album and the last to feature founding guitarist Eric Bell. It marked a turning point in their sound, embracing a more defined hard rock direction. The album includes early highlights such as “The Rocker,” which became a live favorite, and the emotionally resonant “Little Girl in Bloom.” Phil Lynott’s songwriting began to take on greater depth and personality here, setting the stage for the band’s future evolution.

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