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The real mystery about Will Johns is how come he's not famous? He plays great blues guitar, is a tremendous singer and delivers a stunning stage performance. He's certainly rooted in Rock Aristocracy, which coupled with his undoubted talent should have delivered him to the main stage a long time before he attained his 39th Birthday. Will was born to record producer and engineer Andy Johns [Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones 'Exile on Main Street'] and his model actress wife Paula Boyd, delivering to Will a set of uncles beyond imagination - record producer Glyn Johns [Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, The Band, The Who], George Harrison and Eric Clapton. Will's cousin is Mick Fleetwood. In his 15 year career, Will Johns has played with Joe Strummer,, Jack Bruce and Ronnie Wood and formed the band Glyda with Ronnie's son. Now, finally, he's performing under his own name, taking inspiration from his heritage, whilst clearly putting his own unique stamp on things. To the great British rock blues tradition that includes Eric Clapton,, Mick Taylor,, Peter Green and Mark Knopfler, the name of Will Johns can now be added.

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''Distinctive, gravelly vocals and big guitar riffs''

     —Gus Blair, BLUES IN BRITAIN

'Will's last album was very good, but this new release has taken things onwards to a stellar new level''

     —Ian McHugh, Tonemonkey

'Brilliant Blues Reviewed~ For me the sign of a good blues man is how he makes his entrance, and a man that comes onstage with a pint of heineken in his hand has got off to a very good start. Will Johns, put on a fantastic show on Friday last week for an

     —Mike Swift, The Reading Chronicle

'When you can count Eric Clapton as one of your mentors, George Harrison as one of your uncles and your dad worked on Zeppelin's seminal IV album (not to mention The Rolling Stones Exile On Main Street) you could say the bar's been set pretty high. Okay,

     —The Baron, The Hearing Aid