“A very special back to back show this week with Cee Lo Green. The man behind Gnarls Barkley and an original member of Goodie Mob, Cee Lo joins Gilles for the two hour show, picking some tunes and getting deep in to conversation. Find out how he feels about his massive ‘Crazy’ track, what’s happening with the currently unreleased ‘I Want You’ and why he wrote a track that’s never going to get played on US radio! He also speaks about Prince’s private parties & how he found out about Adam Ant. There’s even a bit of freestyle singing in there to.”
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Gilles Peterson Worldwide 2010-09-08 Cee-Lo Green co-hosts the show [Filesonic download]
Tracklist:
Goodie Mob — Soul Food – Arista
Gnarls Barkley — Crazy – Warner
Cee-Lo — Georgia – Warner
Like A Ship — Like A Ship – White
Bad Apple — Let Them Talk – White
The Meditation Singers — Trouble’s Brewin – Jewel
Milt Jackson — People Make The World Go Round – Sony
Cee-Lo — Talking To Strangers – White
Theme De Yoyo — Various Kicks Grand Battement (Royal Jazz Trio version) – Roper
OutKast — Liberation – La Face
Sly & The Family Stone — Time For Living – Epic/CBS Records
Bootsy Collins — What’s a Telephone Bill? – Warner
The Bar-Kays — Holy Ghost – Stax
Gene Ammons — Jungle Strut – Prestige
Cee-Lo — I Want You – Warner
PlantLife — Someone Special 4 U – White
Cee-Lo — F.U. – Warner
Dexys Midnight Runners — Come On Eileen – Mercury
Adam Ant — Goody Two Shoes – Sony
Moonstarr — Laham Baagine feat. Tony Ezzy – PTR
Manu Dibango — In Africa
Smokey Robinson — We Had A Love So Strong – Tamla
Fela Kuti — Just Like Dat – Wrasse
Cee-Lo — Is It – White
Aloe Blacc — Take Me Back – Stone’s Throw
Cee-Lo — Pretty Please – Warner
MFSB — Mysteries Of The World – TSOP
Marvin Holmes & Justice — Gimme Some Tonight – Kon Kord
Maybe that last song was Tyrone Evans’ “Rise Up”?
Another special show. Although i personally think the recent Badu, Mos Def and Thom Yorke ones are far superior, this show still has some killer selections (Bootsy, Plantlife, Smokey, Milt Jackson and two Cee-Lo Green unreleased gems).
“Like A Ship” is actually by Pastor T.L. Barrett & The Youth For Christ Choir. GP played it a few weeks back. The CD album is superb.
GP also played Spandau Ballet “Gold” after Dexys and the unknown calypso reggae at the end of the show. Tune ID would be great.
Lots of people joked about the cheesy 80s Radio 2 songs on WW, but i think it’s quite alright.
No worries, Thomas……..
……… Thanks for all your hard work in making these shows available to us.
You are a GODSEND! 🙂
Thanks for another GP Radio One Show……..
………. Will there be any of Gilles’s INTERNATIONAL Shows released, in the future?
I will try my best, but I haven’t found a steady source or a good way to record the International show..