Link Lloyd built his reputation across Northern Ontario with a guitar style that captured the quiet beauty of the Canadian wilderness. Blending expressive electric melodies with warm acoustic fingerpicking, his music reflected peaceful lakes, winding back roads, and evenings at the cottage rather than the bright lights of major cities. His defining release, Lake Side of the Loon (1972), was recorded at Bud Bungalow Recording Studio and became a regional favourite, quietly earning a reputation as one of Northern Ontario's hidden musical gems. Rediscovered through the Bud Bungalow Archives, Link Lloyd's music remains a timeless reminder that some of Canada's most memorable records were inspired not by fame, but by the landscapes that surrounded them.

Link Lloyd (1972 Lineup)

• Link Lloyd (Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals) – Melodic guitarist, understated vocalist, principal songwriter, known for expressive lead lines and atmospheric playing.
  
• Tom "Moose" McKinnon (Rhythm Guitar, Harmony Vocals) – Steady rhythm player whose warm acoustic textures formed the backbone of the band's sound.
  
• Dave "Sticks" Henderson (Bass Guitar) – Laid-back bassist with melodic, supportive lines that anchored the group's relaxed groove.
  
• Gordie Bell (Drums, Percussion) – Tasteful drummer who favoured feel and dynamics over flash, giving the music its easy, unhurried pulse.
  
• Keebler Foster (Piano, Hammond Organ) – Added subtle piano and organ arrangements that gave the recordings warmth and depth without overpowering the guitars. Note: Keebler replaced Elaine mid-session.