Never the greatest-sounding NY album, the recording seems somewhat two-dimensional and flat (exactly like the CD). It's not unlistenable, it's just not very different from my earlys compact disc, without any of the added warmth and air of Young's earlier re-releases, which were recorded on analog tape/5().

Ragged Boy This song is by Eli Nathan and appears on the album Destiny Vol 2 (). When the Gestapo came to his parents' home He was in his bedroom, a little boy alone When they took him away he had no place left to stay So he went off and tried to find his way He went from town to town hoping someone Would take a vagabond child as a son With sticks and stones they chased him from .

Aug 12,  · I’ve testified in a previous post about my love of the Greenbriar Boys, and in particular their album with this title track. It was one of the formative records of my early teens, in a large part because it was so much fun — kind of like the Kweskin Jug Band, though with more country Continue reading Ragged, But Right (Greenbriar Boys, etc.) →.

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Ragged But Right!, an Album by The Greenbriar Boys. Released in September on Vanguard (catalog no. VRS; Vinyl LP). Genres: Bluegrass, Contemporary Folk.4/5(1).

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Ragged But Right Lyrics: Traditional (arr George Jones) Music: Traditional (arr George Jones) Played by the Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band. Thanks to Graham Wardle and Dan for help checking the lyrics. This is the version from Ragged But Right Folks, I'm here to tell you that I'm ragged but I'm right.