Dancers of Bali by John Coast

Dancers of Bali by John Coast

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John Coast (1916-1989)wasa prisoner of war that was sent into Thailand to build railways for the Japanese and the story of that time, Railroad of Death, became a bestseller and was later to form the subject of Return to the River Kwai, a documentary made in 1969 for the BBC. After the war, and back in London, Coast became a manager and an impressario to such artists as Mario Lanza, Luciano Pavarotti, Jose Carreras, Jon Vickers and Montserrat Caballe. He was the first man to present Bob Dylan in London and take Ravi Shankar to the West.

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ISBN 13	9781014316899
ISBN 10	1014316898
Title	Dancers of Bali
Author	John Coast
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Hassell Street Press
Year published	2021-09-09
Number of pages	286
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