The album was cut in only six days. "It was so fast it was a blur." hence the title, dixie blur. "And there really is a magic that occurs when musicians play together in a room and create that one consistent thing in time, something is created by the collective energy that is impossible to recreate otherwise," says Wilson. With Wilson's longtime friend Pat Sansone of Wilco producing, Wilson and the band recorded in studio a at the sound emporium, the late country maverick Cowboy Jack clement's studio. The musicians included Nashville's premier session players including bass player Dennis Crouch, russ pahl on pedal steel, multi-instrumentalist Jim hoke, and world renowned fiddle master Mark O'Connor. Working with this Nashville band gave Wilson the same kind of feeling he had as a Kid, strumming along with those bluegrass bands. "There's something about this level of musicianship, they've been in so many sessions. It was fun to play some of the more stoner canyon-ey tunes for this crack session band and watch them write up their special Nashville charts with their numbers, symbols and Diamonds… they call it 'Hillbilly Arithmetic' Over there….

Just For Love
69 Corvette
New Home
So Alive
In Heaven Making Love
Oh Girl
Pirate
Enemies
Fun For The Masses
Platform
Riding The Blinds
El Camino Real
Golden Apples
Korean Tea