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"We wish Cee-Lo much success, but one monkey don't stop no show," the group says in a statement. "The Goodie Mob is a movement comprised of thousands of fans, in the streets. This is real trill music; it's down south southern cookin'."

Play Yo Flute" feat. Kurupt

One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show, a new studio album from the reunited Goodie Mob. The album, which is already being called “Triumphant!” by Rolling Out, is the long-awaited follow-up to the band’s 1999 opus, Soul Food.

The album’s first single, “Play Your Flutes” (feat. Sleepy Brown & Kurupt) is already making significant in-roads at urban radio were it was 5th most added in its first week out. A new clip for the song featuring Sleepy Brown (directed by Martin Linss, whose credits include Ying Yang Twins and B.G.), was immediately added to B.E.T (where it has already premiered) and FUSE’s “Oven Fresh.” The clip features cameos from Big Boi of Outkast, Ying Yang Twins, Youngbloodz, and The Dugeon Family’s Big Rube.

The group (now comprised of Khujo Goodie, Big Gipp and T-Mo Goodie) has once again teamed up with the Organized Noize production team on the new effort. The album features further production by Bread & Water (Bone Crusher, David Banner), Mark Twayne (YoungBloodz), and DJ Speedy with additional guest appearances by Bone Crusher along with Witchdoctor and Big Rube from The Dungeon Family.

One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show is Goodie’s first album of new material since the much-talked about departure of Cee-Lo. As the band attests, “We wish Cee-Lo much success, but…one monkey don’t stop no show. The Goodie Mob is a movement-- comprised of thousands of fans, in the streets. This is real thrill music; it’s down south southern cookin’.”

Considered by many (including The New York Times, which recently called the band “Dazzling and transfixing) to be one of the most influential hip hop groups to ever come out of the South (along with close friends Outkast), the group is not only known for their pioneering production (again, due in part to their long-time association with Organized Noize), but also for their lyrical content steeped in serious themes—an anomaly in the Dirrty South.

For a limited time, the explicit CD version of One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show will be packaged with a 40-minute bonus DVD featuring the “The History of the Goodie Mob,” a new band documentary featuring brand new interviews with Big Gipp, Khujo Goodie and T-Mo Goodie, plus Big Boi from Outkast, Killer Mike, Organized Noize, Sleepy Brown and much more.

Dieser Witchdoctor...irgendwie finde ich den ziemlich genial...
hat was ganz eigenes, obwohl sein Flow nicht gerade BÄume ausreisst.

Hab von ihm auch sein recht seltenes
EJ Da Witch Doctor "9th Wonder Of The World"

Glaube zumindest, dass das selten ist...

Goodie Mob is reuniting after years of the group disbanding and recording in factions.

Last evening, August 19th, all four original members joined together for an on-stage performance at The Tabernacle, in a concert gathering for Nelly.

The group performed classic singles "Black Ice" and "They Don't Dance No' Mo'," before a packed and overwhelmed crowd.

"When we all come back together as Goodie Mob it’s [gonna be the same] way the Panthers had to come back in to clean up their communities. So we’re probably not gonna make some good friends with the trappers and shit. And I’m not trying to knock nobody’s hustle but there has to be a balance. There’s no us anymore, no one else brave enough to pick up that torch and carry it even further. And [southern Hip Hop] is suffering because of it. But it’s suffering on such a scale that they even recognize it themselves. You may not even have to call their names out. I may not even have to do it because they do realize what a travesty it all is," Cee-Lo told DX in May.