Ragged Glory  by Neil Young

In April 1990, Neil Young meets for the sixth time with the band Crazy Horse at the studio of Broken Arrow Ranch, which belonged to Neil Young in California, and they prepare the twentieth album of the Canadian artist that will be titled Ragged Glory. This particular album is - in terms of its musical style - a mix of garage rock and early grunge.

The album contains ten compositions, nine of which are by Neil Young, while there is also a cover of the song by Don and Dewey from 1959, Farmer John. Songs like Country Home and White Line - which also open the album - were written from the mid-1970s. In Ragged Glory, Neil Young continues what he started with his previous album, Freedom: his return to a harder sound that characterized the early albums of his career. For the production of the album, Young has producer David Briggs by his side, with whom he had collaborated on almost all his previous recording projects.

Ragged Glory reached No. 31 on the Billboard, No. 15 in the United Kingdom, and No. 20 in Canada.