The Wanderer is an Old English poem from the 10th century, preserved in the Exeter Book. The date of composition is unknown but most certainly predates 1070 AD, as it was probably part of an earlier, oral literary culture.
The Wanderer is a fictional book by Mika Waltari, part 2 of 2, telling of the adventures of a young Finnish man, Mikael Karvajalka, in 16th century medieval Europe. It tells the story how Mikael turns from Christianity to Islam and rises to a high state in the court of Suleiman the Magnificent. There are many actual historical events in this book, but how Mikael gets involved in them is fictitious.
The Wanderer is a Roman Catholic weekly newspaper published in St. Paul, Minnesota and distributed nationally. It was founded by Joeseph Matt on October 7 1867.
The Wanderer was the last ship to bring slaves from Africa to the United States.
The Wanderer is a 1980 album by Donna Summer. Summer had made her name the previous decade as the most successful female artist of the disco genre, releasing a vast selection of hit singles and albums on Casablanca Records. During this period however, Summer had felt that the label had expolited her and made her portray a sexually orientated image ("the first lady of love") with which she never felt comfortable.
"The Wanderer" is the tenth and final track from U2's 1993 album, Zooropa. It features country legend Johnny Cash on lead vocals.
The Wanderer is an album released in 1997 by O.A.R. The album was recorded while the band was still in high school, when O.A.R. was without a record label. Online distribution helped make the album popular on college campuses, where O.A.R. attainded much of their fan base.
"The Wanderer" is a song originally recorded by Dion Di Mucci & the Del-Satins; it reached #2 on the Billboard Charts in 1962. In the early 1960's the un-accredited Del-Satins were brought in to sing background vocals in the style of the Belmonts, who had recently parted ways with Dion (Dion also had #1 hit in 1962 with Runaround Sue). "The Wanderer" has been covered by many other popular singers and bands, including Gary Glitter, The Beach Boys, Leif Garrett, Status Quo, Eddie Rabbitt, Ted Chippington, and punk pioneers The Heimlich Experiment.
"The Wanderer" is a song by American singer Donna Summer. Summer made her name as the queen of the disco genre during the 1970s while signed to Casablanca Records. She left the label in 1980 following a dispute and became the first ever artist to be signed to the new Geffen label.