Bill Anderson's "Guitar Rag" appears on his 1971 album That Casual Country Feeling, released under Decca Records. As a staple of the honky-tonk and country music traditions, the track exemplifies Anderson's mastery of the guitar-driven sound that defined his career. The song reflects the era's blend of traditional instrumentation and storytelling, characteristic of Anderson's body of work during the early 1970s. It stands as a representative recording of his ability to craft compelling narratives through music, capturing the spirit of the genre without relying on modern production techniques. The piece remains a notable example of his contributions to the catalog of country music from that period.