
Packed into that set of “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul” demos and alternate takes is this unreleased Gnarls tune “Mystery Man.” It’s a b-side collage stitched of a couple sketches — Cee-Lo soulfully straining to a fat keyboard-and-backbeat vamp, bookended by a pair of Danger Mouse control-room geek-out instrumentals — so while it’s not Gnarls in fully realized pop mode, we do wind up with an interesting listen at the the pair letting loose and finding ways to save even their rougher ideas from the cutting room floor.
The Who’s Gonna Save My Soul EP is out 11/11 via Atlantic. It’ll include “Mystery Man,” four versions of the title track, and a live take on “Neighbors” from the 40 Watt Club. You can still head to gnarlsbarkley.com right now and download MP3s of all those “Soul” versions (the vid, too). After 11/11 it’ll all be gone.
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Been there, done that. But if Cee Lo Green performs, I'm totally down. Maybe he could do the Muppet version of "Forget You," or as I like to call it, "Cluck You." For one, I've seen him perform live with Gnarls Barkley, and he was phenomenal. The man has ...
Jamar gushes about his love for Cee Lo (and not just Gnarls Barkley Cee Lo, but old school Cee Lo); Jamar officially joins Team Cee Lo, and then runs to hug his idol. Offstage, Cee Lo talks to the camera about how it’s so worth it to help ...








































Wow Gnarls Barkley is fantastic. So much sould and passion in their music
It’s kind of forgettable.