
Joe Bonamassa - Tales of Time
Documentary · Music
Overview
Tales Of Time is a live performance of Joe Bonamassa's studio album, Time Clocks, a sprawling musical undertaking filmed in August 2022 at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. His virtuoso guitar style, with his unique blues-rock technique and flair, elevates the evening's performance to a stratospheric level. The visual spectacle of Red Rocks was almost dwarfed by the incredible imagery of the show's visual backdrop, which highlighted the beauty of the live music.
Top Cast


Joe Bonamassa
Joe Bonamassa
Vocals, Lead Guitar
Joe Bonamassa
Vocals, Lead Guitar


Reese Wynans
Reese Wynans
Keyboards
Reese Wynans
Keyboards


Calvin Turner
Calvin Turner
Bass
Calvin Turner
Bass


Lemar Carter
Lemar Carter
Drums, Percussion
Lemar Carter
Drums, Percussion


Josh Smith
Josh Smith
Rhythm Guitar
Josh Smith
Rhythm Guitar
Jade MacRae
Jade MacRae
Backing Vocals
Jade MacRae
Backing Vocals
Mahalia Barnes
Mahalia Barnes
Backing Vocals
Mahalia Barnes
Backing Vocals
Juanita Tippins
Juanita Tippins
Backing Vocals
Juanita Tippins
Backing Vocals
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