smokey robinson popularly sang you got a hold on me on their 1963 album.
smokey robinson popularly sang you got a hold on me on their 1963 album.
what group popularly sang you got a hold on me on their 1963 album?
smokey robinson
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"hold me tight" is a rock and roll song by english rock group the beatles from their 1963 album "with the beatles". it was first recorded during the "please please me" album session, but not selected for inclusion and re-recorded for their second album.









































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hold me tight
the kwoma people reside in the washkuk hills census district, an area of 301 miles. the number of kwoma speakers in the washkuk hills is approximately 2,000. whereas, the number of nukuma speakers is approximately 1,200 people. linguistically speaking, kwoma is closely related to the kwanga language spoken by a larger population in the torricelli mountains. it is speculated the kwoma people migrated from this area to this present region. in their regular lives, the people speak kwoma to each other and new guinea pidgin with outsiders. very few people speak english. the kwoma and nukuma refer to their neighbors on the sepik as 'kwayama', which literally means "grass skirt people". this name was derived because the women in the river villages traditionally wore grass skirts unlike kwoma women and men, who went around completely naked. kwoma is also spoken as a second language by many neighboring groups for instance, the kwoma dialect is spoken by many members of the three manambu speaking villages on the sepik, and by many members of the villages yesan, maio, and nayiwori, yelogu village. kwoma is spoken as a second language in these neighboring villages because of the close social ties that have existed for many generations because these different villages traded goods with one another.
kwoma language