The saga of Amral Khan

The saga of Amral Khan

by Amral Khan

1994
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***Anything he touched turned to gold. The incredible succes story and daring escapades of Amral Khan.*** This book reveals how a simple citizen of Trinidad and Tobago started with nothing and made it to the top of the world in various international business ventures. it reveals the secrets of the facinating life and accomplishments of a man of seemingly endless talents - top travel agent - adventurer - 'pan superstar' - author. **It is about self discovery, self mastery - making cosmic connection to the LIMITLESS SOURCE.** It is also about the amazing world conquest of Amral's Trinidad Cavaliers ten steelbands which performed for ten (10) years to over one (1) billion people in the six (6) continents of the world. *The Cavaliers played to three (3) curtain calls and left the audience sceaming and shouting for more... Scarlet men of steel are superb - **SUNDAY MAIL**, Adelaide, Australia, November 10, 1974. Music you won't believe. - **THE STAR**, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, January 9, 1975. A remarkable group. A unique and distinctive type of music. - **THE AUCKLAND STAR**, auckland, New Zealand, March 13, 1975.*

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