The Musical Ghost Of Mississippi

The album 51 Phantom was recorded at a legendary home studio called Zebra Ranch in rural Mississippi. Its name refers to a mysterious, non-existent highway that locals claimed would appear only at night.

This album captures the raw, gritty energy of the North Mississippi hill country blues. The band utilized the unique acoustics of the Zebra Ranch complex, a studio built by producer Jim Dickinson inside his own home. By naming the record after a phantom road, they paid homage to local folklore and the region's deep, haunting storytelling traditions. It remains a cult classic for fans of authentic, soulful Southern roots music.