Guitar Lessons with Will
The Cream & Clapton Method
Learn to play classic Cream and Clapton songs like “Crossroads”, “Sunshine of your Love”, “White Room”, “Badge”, “Layla”, “Wonderful Tonight” and more.
Learn how to improvise and solo over your favourite songs and become a guitar virtuoso.
Absolute Beginners Welcome!
Lessons will be tailored to your specific needs and might include mentoring, learning “Tab”, Scales and Fingering Exercises.
Will draws from an extensive live performance experience from around the world and can impart many useful skills and tips learnt from well known Artists and Professionals.
Will is available for ‘in person’ and online via Skype, FB Messenger, WhatsApp or Zoom.
Please email Will at info@willjohns.com to book lessons.
About Will Johns
Accomplished British Blues artist Will Johns masterfully captures a passionate blend of classic and modern Blues Rock in the studio and Live on stage.
The musical legacy of his family includes one of the most famous Love stories in Rock ‘n’ Roll History
He is the son of producer Andy Johns (Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin) and actress/model Paula Boyd. The nephew of celebrated Producer Glyn Johns (The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton).
Will’s aunt Pattie Boyd was famously married to both George Harrison and Eric Clapton inspiring some of their best-known hits.
As a teenager Will began playing the guitar with encouragement from his Uncle Eric. Will tells the story: “Eric put me on the path by teaching me the opening chords of “Crossroads” when I asked for the next part he said the rest was up to me to figure out.. It was a great lesson in encouragement and gave me the confidence that I draw on to this day.”
He studied Performing Arts in Oxford and there he formed his first band Cloud 9, inspired by his late uncle George Harrison‘s 1987 album.
During his storied career Will has performed alongside many more renowned musicians including Uncle Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Steve Winwood, Ronnie Wood, Mick Taylor, Bill Wyman, Nile Rodgers, Robben Ford, Glenn Hughes, Roger Waters, Dennis Chambers, Greg Phillenganes, Sonny Emery, Gregg Bissonette, Shar White, Katie Kissoon, Kenny Jones and Steve Gadd.
Particular highlights include his performance of Cream’s classic “White Room” with Mick Taylor at the commemorative concert “An Evening for Jack” Bruce at Shepard’s Bush Empire in 2017, as well as performing “Crossroads” alongside Uncle Eric at the 2020 Ginger Baker Memorial Concert.
In 2023 and 2024 Will toured Florida in support of his most recent album “Yin & Yang” establishing himself as a new favorite on the state’s well-known blues scene. He will return in January and April of 2025.
Currently Will is in the studio working on his upcoming sixth solo album.
