John Goodluck & Jo Arcand

John Goodluck first turned professional in March 1971 after having founded and run the Ipswich Traditional Folk Music Club for many years. This led to his successful solo career in folk clubs, theatre, radio and TV, and recording studios. He went on to form the popular ceilidh band “Trunkles” which toured the UK and Europe. More recently John has been a regular face at the Steamboat folk session. He is still selling CDs and will have some available at a special price this weekend.

John will be playing his trusty Martin guitar and will be joined on stage by Jo Arcand on recorder in a set of traditional ballads to which they add their own personal touch.


	John Goodluck & Jo Arcand John Goodluck first turned professional in March 1971 after having founded and run the Ipswich Traditional Folk Music Club for many years. This led to his successful solo career in folk clubs, theatre, radio and TV, and recording studios. He went on to form the popular ceilidh band “Trunkles” which toured the UK and Europe. More recently John has been a regular face at the Steamboat folk session. He is still selling CDs and will have some available at a special price this weekend. John will be playing his trusty Martin guitar and will be joined on stage by Jo Arcand on recorder in a set of traditional ballads to which they add their own personal touch.
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