HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Amber Lynn’s Rock'N'SeXXXy Uncensored show on LATalkRadio.com is retaking the radio airwaves during its usual Thursday night slot, with celebrity guests and co-hosts from the music, film and entertainment world.
Tonight's RNSU show, hosted by Amber Lynn at 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET on LATalkRadio.com, features award-winning filmmaker Paul Crowder, the editor behind The Beatles: Eight Days a Week, Sound City, Dog Town and Z-Boys, and Riding Giants.
As busy as he is, Crowder still finds time to pursue his love of music as the drummer of the British punk retro band The Automatics. He began his career as touring and recording with his London band the Adventures long before turning his talents to TV and film in the United States, first as an editor on VH1's Behind the Music and then onto the aforementioned documentaries.
Crowder began his directorial debut with the project Amazing Journey: The Story of the Who, featuring Roger Daltry and Pete Townsend, which premiered in theaters on two continents and on VH1. His production company, Diamond Docs, produced "The Cove" and Crowder directed Last Play at Shea, with Alec Baldwin, Tony Bennett and Dan Barry, plus music by Paul McCartney, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. His latest film is 1, a documentary about Grand Prix racing’s golden era, which was released in 2014 on VOD.
Crowder will be live in the studio discussing his music and film career with RNSU host Amber Lynn. Fans can call in at (323) 203-0815.
Join Amber Lynn for Rock’n’Sexxxy Uncensored at 7 p.m. on Sept. 27 on LATalkRadio.com and Stitcher.com. The show can also be downloaded on iTunes.
Visit the RNSU blog at Rock-n-Sexxxy-Uncensored.com for guest updates, photos and news. Or follow on Twitter: @RockNSeXXXyU.
