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Goodie Mob played BB King's & Jimmy Fallon (videos)

Goodie Mob on Fallon
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So in one way, at least, it was 1995 again at B. B. King Blues Club & Grill on Friday night, when Goodie Mob arrived, following several years of fracture, as part of its reunion tour. Around 1:45 a.m., the 1980s New York hip-hop standout and nostalgia exploiter Slick Rick left the stage after his opening set; with him went about half the crowd.

And just as in 1995, all of those people missed out. Dressed in grays and silvers, with a female D.J. in a reflective tinsel wig and matching unitard, the Goodie Mob — Cee-Lo, Big Gipp, T-Mo and Khujo — were exuberant and comfortable, happily taking their rightful place as oft-overlooked pioneers. [NY Times]

Goodie Mob‘s Friday night setlist included Cee-Lo performing his Gnarls Barkley hit “Crazy”. One night earlier the group performed “Soul Food” on Fallon (backed by Fallon house band The Roots). Videos from both nights below…

Goodie Mob – Soul Food in Jimmy Fallon w/ The Roots 11/12/09Goodie Mob – Cell Therapy LIVE at B.B. King’s NYC 11/13/09

Goodie Mob – Soul Food LIVE at B.B. King’s NYC 11/13/09

Goodie Mob “Get Rich To This” LIVE at B.B. King’s NYC 11/13/09

Goodie Mob “Crazy” (Gnarls Barkley) LIVE at B.B. King’s NYC 11/13/09