Soul Food is a Hip-Hop album by Goodie Mob, originally released in 1995. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked.
Sound DNA
- Hip-Hop
- Southern Hip-Hop
- bassheavy
- intense
- southern
About
More than a decade before he exploded into pop music consciousness as one half of Gnarls Barkley, CeeLo Green ran anchor for a conscious rap quartet that, along with Outkast, put Atlanta hip-hop on the map. <i>Soul Food</i>, Goodie Mob’s absolutely perfect debut, boasts production from fellow ATL legends Organized Noize, who provide bluesy soundscapes built to sustain earnest reflections on being poor, black, and gifted in the rural South. Come for the trap culture of '90s Atlanta; stay for one of André 3000's earliest scene-stealing guest verses.
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Tracklist
- 1Free1:24
- 2Thought Process5:09
- 3Red Dog0:23
- 4Dirty South (feat. Big Boi)3:34
- 5Cell Therapy4:37
- 6Sesame Street4:36
- 7Guess Who4:49
- 8Serenity Prayer0:09
- 9Fighting5:45
- 10Blood0:53
- 11Live at the O.M.N.I.4:58
- 12Goodie Bag4:25
- 13Soul Food3:56
- 14Funeral0:54
- 15I Didn't Ask to Come4:08
- 16Rico0:07
- 17The Coming5:47
- 18Cee-Lo0:28
- 19The Day After5:00
Credits
Performers
- Eightball & M.J.G.FEATURING
- The ChronicleFEATURING
- 4.0FEATURING BACKING VOCALS
- Goodie MobBACKING VOCALS
- Sleepy BrownBACKING VOCALS
- Preston CrumpBASS
- Brandon "Shug" BennettBACKING VOCALS
- Cee-LoBACKING VOCALS
- Debra KillingsBACKING VOCALS
- Marqueze EthridgeBACKING VOCALS
- Avery JohnsonBASS
- Little John RobertsDRUMS
- Billy OdumGUITAR
- L-RocKEYBOARDS
- Little John & The ChronicleFEATURING
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 14 pressings tracked on Gatefold