Vagabond
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Vagabond may refer to:
People
- Julian Thomas (journalist) (1843–1896), also known as The Vagabond, English-born Australian journalist and author
Music
Bands
- Vagabond (Norwegian band), an alternative rock band fronted by Jørn Lande
- Vagabond (UK band), a band from the UK
Albums
- Vagabond (Eddi Reader album), 2014
- Vagabond (Tony Sheridan album), an album by Tony Sheridan
- Vagabond (Valina album), an album by Valina
- Vagabond (Lasse Stefanz album), 2007
- Vagabonds (The Classic Crime album)
- Vagabonds (Gary Louris album), 2008
- Vagabonds (Satellite Stories album), 2015, by Satellite Stories
- Vagabond (Spiers and Boden album), 2008
- Vagabond, an album by Michale Graves, 2013
Songs
- "Vagabond" (song), a song by Australian band Wolfmother
- "Vagabond", a song by indie rock band Greenskeepers in Grand Theft Auto IV
- "Vagabonds", a song by New Model Army
- "Vagabond", a song by Persian band Pallett from the 2015 album, "Tehran, Smile"
- "Vagabond", a song by Misterwives
- "The Vagabond", an 1896 poem by Robert Louis Stevenson, set to music by Ralph Vaughan Williams in his 1901-04 song cycle Songs of Travel
Fiction and drama
- The Vagabond, an 1878 play by W. S. Gilbert
- The Vagabonds (1912 American film)
- The Vagabond (film), a 1916 film starring Charlie Chaplin
- The Vagabonds (film), a 1939 Polish film
- Vagabond (film), a 1985 film by Agnès Varda
- Vagabond (novel), second book in The Grail Quest series of Bernard Cornwell
- Vagabond (manga), a 1998 manga by Takehiko Inoue
- Vagabond (comics), a Marvel Universe character
Other
- Vagabond (boat), a French polar yacht
- Vagabond (sailing dinghy)
- Vagabond Inn, an American hotel chain
- Piper PA-15 Vagabond, a civilian airplane
- Vagabond (magazine), a Swedish travel magazine
- Nordic Vagabond (travel blog)
See also
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