Waylon Jennings delivers a quintessential outlaw country anthem on 'I'm Ragged But I'm Right,' a track that encapsulates the defiant spirit of his 'Superstar' era. Recorded for the compilation 'Six Strings Away,' the song showcases Jennings' signature twang and vocal grit, delivering a message of resilience against the odds. As a staple of the genre, it reflects the broader narrative of the road and the struggle for independence that defined the country music landscape of the 1970s. The recording stands as a testament to Jennings' ability to blend personal vulnerability with a tough, unapologetic attitude, cementing his legacy as the 'last true outlaw.'