get up vs get up and go

Some examples from the web:

• You can get up now, Watson.
• You can get up now, Bushrod.
• Time to get up and keep moving.
• You have to get up early tomorrow and drive.
• Boys. Time to get up.
• It's time to get up, darling.
• I got to get up early and open the diner.
• Apparently they used their ability to get up there.
• We get up early every morning.
• All right, get up and do it.
• We can't get up there without a Jeep.
• I swore that next time I would get up.
• I want you to get up there and see what the situation is.
• Gentlemen. Please, don't get up.
• Brennan, your brother's coming today, so get up.
• OK, let's get up on that rock.
• If you can get up there before me.
• It's getting late and we must get up at dawn.
• So get up and come with me.
• But you didn't get up and walk away, Superman.

Some examples from the web:

• Come on, get up and go get bread.
• Girl, get up and go in the house... ...and take some of the jam, cheese, tomato paste; they're under the cover.
• Time to get up and go to work!
• You can't just get up and go once there's a family.
• I wanted to get up and go to the would grab me by my arm, you know... like I'm going to miss this part.
• Until he begs all the saints for the rheumatism to get up and go!
• Yes, it's field trip day, let's... get up and go!
• Get up and go look at the sun.
• Mike. Get up and go fishin'.
• They're much cocain these Wall Streeters can use... and get up and go to work the next day.
• You should get up and go to bed.
• I can't get up and go over there.
• Everyone get up and go into the back.
• Keep on trying to get up and go, but... just don't.
• I tried to get up and go after her, but...
• So get up and go make it right.
• Take this, and get up and go.
• I need you to get up and go sit someplace else.
• Why don't you get up and go home.
• If it's no, I get up and go.