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  (Posted:  15 May 2005 15:17 )
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I heard a song on a blues station and I've been trying to find out the name and who sings it. All I know is that it talks about you can lick it, you can sick it, you can stand up in it but you aint done nothing til you make that monkey talk. Does anyone know this song?
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  (Posted:  15 May 2005 15:18 )
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i could be late on this one first time here but it is Theodis Ealy- Stand Up in It on the CD with the same name
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  (Posted:  15 May 2005 15:20 )
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No the name is make it talk by Dr feelgood Potts, but thanks just the same
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  (Posted:  15 May 2005 15:24 )
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You are very welcome , seems Ealy has very similar line in his song "Standup in it" so now i learned something to
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  (Posted:  15 May 2005 15:26 )
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There's also a female answer to Theodis and Dr. Feelgood. It's called "Sanp Crackle and Pop by Dnise LaSalle.
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