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knock on wood

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knock on wood
to rap on something made of wood. (Said as a wish for good luck. Usually a phrase attached to another statement. Sometime said while knocking or rapping on real wood.) I think I am well at last—knock on wood. I knock on wood when I wish something were true.
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Twenty-five members ranging from 10-18 years old from DC, Maryland, and Virginia make up this company, which is based out of the Knock On Wood Tap Studio in Maryland.
Whether he's going gospel on The Impressions' People Get Ready, having a Philly flourish on Harold Melvin's If You Don't Know Me By Now or rocking Otis Redding's Knock On Wood, Seal sounds sublime JD TONY CHRISTIE Made In Sheffield (Decca) MIDLAND crooner Christie had one listen of Richard Hawley's lush Cole's Corner album and demanded: "Why don't my albums sound like that?
But Cropper was also a writer (and at times, co-producer) on records with such as Otis Redding's Dock of the Bay and Knock on Wood by Eddie Floyd.
 
 
 
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