About Joe Longthorne
Lived 1955 – 2019 (aged 64). Joe Longthorne was a British television presenter.
Joseph Patrick Daniel Longthorne (31 May 1955 – 3 August 2019) was an English singer and impressionist. He performed on stage, television and released three platinum albums. Longthorne started his TV career at the age of fourteen when he landed a part in Yorkshire Television's series Junior Showtime, and rose to popularity in 1981 through the London Weekend Television series Search For a Star, leading to his own television series The Joe Longthorne Show.
Early life Longthorne was born in Hull, England, into a musical family
Longthorne won a talent show when he was six; his prize was a toy motor car. At fourteen, he landed a part in Yorkshire Television's series Junior Showtime, and remained with the show for over two years. He later turned professional and earned a living in working men's clubs in Northern England.
Television Longthorne appeared on television in 1981, through the London Weekend Television series Search For a Star, He played the London Palladium many times.
Longthorne appeared regularly on several TV programmes in the 1980s, including The Les Dennis Laughter Show and The Royal Variety Performance.
Longthorne was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2012 Birthday Honours for services to charity.
Personal life and death Longthorne lived in Blackpool, Lancashire, with his husband and manager James Moran. and had a son, Ricky, from a previous relationship; the two were estranged for 17 years, until reuniting in 2009.
Longthorne was diagnosed with chronic lymphatic lymphoma, for which he received treatment, around the time of his appearance at the Royal Variety Performance in 1989. In 2014, Longthorne was found to have throat cancer, but remained adamant in newspaper interviews that he would continue to perform after his operation. In 2023, a clip of Longthorne performing "Morning of My Life" was watched on a Twitch stream by Scottish comedian Limmy, who introduced a new generation of listeners to Longthorne in doing so. Longthorne's newfound posthumous cult following led to the creation of the Instagram account @morningofmylifedaily, which reposts clips of Longthorne hitting the high note in "Morning of My Life" in live performances every day. The account has accumulated over 30,000 followers.
Albums Only Once The Singer Live at the Royal Albert Hall The Joe Longthorne Songbook The Christmas Album Especially For You The Joe Longthorne Christmas (2013) Joe Longthorne: the Christmas Album and his biggest hit "Passing Strangers" a duet with Liz Dawn which peaked at #34
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Who was Joe Longthorne?
English singer (1955-2019)
When was Joe Longthorne born?
Joe Longthorne was born on 31 May 1955 in Kingston upon Hull.
When did Joe Longthorne die?
Joe Longthorne died on 3 August 2019 in Blackpool.
What was Joe Longthorne's occupation?
Joe Longthorne was a television presenter.
What nationality was Joe Longthorne?
Joe Longthorne was British.
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