Get ready for a thrilling episode of Sonic Sounds! We kick off with the Grateful Dead's lively "Hell in a Bucket," a song that debuted in 1983 and frequently served as their show opener. Did you know it's packed with outlaw references? Spafford's "Electric Taco Stand" showcases their incredible improvisational skills, while Goose's performance of The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" at Radio City Music Hall features Trey Anastasio and Father John Misty, blending psychedelic influences and onstage chemistry. We also dive into Masayoshi Takanaka's influential city pop sound with "BREEZIN'," and Dumbo Gets Mad's mind-blowing psychedelic pop journey with "Soft." The episode concludes with the Grateful Dead's electrifying take on Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode" at the iconic Fillmore West in 1971. Prepare for an unforgettable ride filled with fascinating facts and incredible music!

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