Outlander was the first and only album recorded in English by Welsh singer songwriter Meic Stevens. It was only released in the UK in 1970 by major label Warner Brothers and became his most popular album. Accompanied by an illustrious group of well-known studio musicians, it features soulful vocals in bluesy folk ballads as well as full-band folk rockers and jazz-indo-psych ragas with Keshav Sathe on tabla and Dewan Motihar on sitar. After that, he returned to his native Welsh tongue and spent all of his career recording for small independent labels.
It is considered one of the best lost psych-folk classics and fetches high prices on the collector's market today.
