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Feels like temperature considers other factors, such as wind speed and humidity. This gives you a better year-old Eugene Martone has a fascination for blues music while studying classical guitar at the Juilliard School in New York City. Researching blues and guitar music brings famed Robert Johnson's mythically creative acclaim to his attention; especially intriguing are the legends surrounding exactly how Johnson became so talented – most notably the one claiming he "sold his soul to the Devil at the crossroads", as well as a famed "missing song" that was lost, supposedly evermore, to the world. Coronation St – 17.9, 2 – ITV Sport – 17.4, 3 – Coronation St – 16.3, 4 – Danger UXB – 16, 5 – Crossroads – 15.8, 6 – Crossroads – 15.5, 7 – This Is Your Life – 15.1, 8 – Crossroads – 15, 9 – Sale Of The Century – 14.9, 10 – Crossroads – 14.7, 11 – Return Of The Saint – 14.6, 12 – Charlie’s Angels – 14.4, 13 – Emmerdale Farm – 14

What was your initial reaction when you first read for the part of Benny – did you realise immediately that he would be such an enduringly popular character? The original premise of Crossroadswas based on the everyday lives of two feuding sisters, their businesses, staff and customers, specifically in relation to the Crossroads Motel, in the village of Kings Oak near Birmingham. On hearing that Heathbury town council wanted to build a motorway through part of her land, astutebusinesswoman Meg Richardson ( Noele Gordon) had used the compensation money the council offered, and her late husband Charles's insurance money, to convert their large Georgian home into a motel – a motor-hotel aimed at motorists with parking outside their chalet. Crossroads had 16 chalets, a reception, bar, kitchen, office and private sitting room. According to Meg, the clienteleincludedtourists who were journeying to places like "Stratford On Avon, the Lake District or even those breaking a journey going upto Scotland, as well as commercial travellers, people who have their business going up and down the Midlands, andtheatre people." Charles Richardson and Meg had two children: hotel receptionist Jill ( Jane Rossington), born in 1946, andschoolboy Alexander, or "Sandy" ( Roger Tonge), who was born in 1950. January 1965: Anglia, Associated Rediffusion, Grampian Television, TWW, Southern Television, Westward Television and Channel Television. Sum man eac wæs gehaten Mercurius on life, se wæs swyðe facenfull 54. And, ðeah full snotorwyrde, swicol on dædum and on leasbregdum. Ðone 55. macedon þa hæðenan be heora getæle eac heom to mæran gode and æt wega 56. gelætum him lac offrodon oft and gelome þurh deofles lare and to heagum 57. beorgum him brohton oft mistlice loflac. [3]Benny Hill – 18, 2 – This Is Your Life – 17.2, 3 – Coronation St – 16.9, 4 – Coronation St – 16, 5 – Crossroads – 15.1, 6 – Crossroads – 15, 7 – Life Begins At 40 – 14.6, 8 – Play Your Cards Right – 14.4, 9 – Crossroads – 14.3, 10 – Crossroads – 13.9, 11 – Jim Davidson – 13.6, 12 – Hart To Hart – 13.2, 13 – Kenny Everett – 13, 14 – Leave It To Charlie – 12.8, 15 – Emmerdale Farm – 12.5 Stories of the Crossroads: Blues Myths Did Robert Johnson Really Sell His Soul to the Devil?". National Blues Museum. 31 October 2020 . Retrieved 28 February 2021. Oh, it’s probably somewhere about, I’ve had hundreds over the years! I mean I used to send them off to charities. There’s one story that I got more for my woolly hat than Edward Heath got for one of his ties! All the little ladies used to knit me them and send them to me. But some of the ones I used to get sent were all colours. (laughs) This Is Your Life – 19.5, 2 – Mind Your Language – 18.2, 3 – Miss Jones & Son – 18.1, 4 – Coronation St – 18, 5 – Coronation St – 18, 6 – Maggie & Her – 17.7, 7 – Professionals – 17.4, 8 – Crossroads – 17.2, 9 – Crossroads – 17, 10 – Crossroads – 16.9, 11 – Crossroads – 16.9, 12 – General Hospital – 16.8, 13 – Wilde Alliance – 16.6, 14 – Rising Damp – 16.3, 15 – George & Mildred – 16.2 I think the blues still speaks to kids today", said Ry Cooder, who performed the music with Steve Vai and Arlen Roth. "It's so old that it's new." [7]

Johnston, S. I. (1991). "Crossroads". Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik. 88: 217–224, 220. JSTOR 20187554 . Retrieved 13 February 2022.

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Crossroads began its run on Monday 2 November 1964 and was first shown five days a week. The episodes were then recorded “as live”, a very common practice at the time, with very limited opportunities for retakes. Within a few months, 10 of the ITV companies had started broadcasting the series, though Granada never screened it during the 1960s. The Independent Television Authority (ITA) decreed in 1967 that Crossroads should be reduced in frequency to four episodes per week to improve its quality. By which point the series was no longer networked and each ITV station broadcast the series on different days. The series was widely derided by critics who criticised the wobbly sets and fluffed lines, but gained many fans, most famously Prime Minister Harold Wilson‘s wife Mary who complained when the newly formed Thames Television (the franchisee for the London area), decided to stop showing the series in 1968. The decision proved unpopular with viewers and was reversed six months later, although initially it was placed in a late afternoon slot like few other ITV stations but, as a result of the gap in transmissions, viewers in the Thames region were about six months behind the rest of the country for several years. The Crossroads Fan Club". www.crossroadsmotel.co.uk. Archived from the original on 30 September 2020 . Retrieved 30 January 2020. The arrow shows the average direction of the waves 1-2 miles out to sea. It indicates how sheltered the Paul Henry was no stranger to television drama when he arrived at Crossroads, with a number of small-screen roles behind him, he probably didn’t expect the part of Benny to become one of the most remembered characters from the original series. See it’s funny because soaps, people love it but they know it’s not real but they love getting involved with it and the students actually summed it up when there was all “Benny is Innocent”. Everywhere I went on the side of vans “Benny is Innocent” it was fantastic really (laughs).

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