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Since 2014, Hoot 'N Howl is XRAY FM's original oldies radio show! Tune in every Sunday for real, rare, and rockin' vinyl of the 1940's thru late 1960's in a cross genre blend of scratchy classics and hidden gems!
Unvarnished sounds, unsung singers, demo obscurities, vanguard traditionalists, buried history.
A mix of independent & vintage alt, outlaw, cosmic, gothic, red dirt & honky tonk country, roots, blue grass, folk, americana, rock and roll & even desert psych and stadium hits (when acceptable). We feature a strong emphasis on female artists. We tie together new independent artists and new releases with classics that inspired. And we get in the weeds with artist interviews & field recordings, new releases & story telling—on every Thursday 2-3pm.
Instagram— @wildflowersandweeds.xray
For the month of November, DJ Stonebunny takes you on a dusty desert road trip through twangy psychedelia and cosmic country faves.
Join the Lonesome Captain and His Hurt Feelings Saturday mornings and loiter at the intersection of country, blues, hillbilly, folk soul, funk, early rock n' roll, and occasionally punk that make up the elusive sub-sub-genre called Country Funk. Bring coffee.