Sgt Bill Dykes - Burma Railway - No.1 Mobile Force

Sgt. Bill Dykes' journey 1941-1945. Captured in Singapore, sent to Changi prison. Sent to Burma - built The Thai-Burma Railway. Also part of the Death March at Mergui. Saved and sent to Rangoon Hospital, then home via Changi. Died 1967.

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[PlainJames9876]

Yes, Jacqui, I agree the sound is a bit loud, It was produced much too fast - as I was moving house at the time. But I felt the need to produce something, and this was it. Now that I am settled in my new "palace", I will remix the sound..and put it out again. Love your work and your comments,

Keep in touch,

James.D

[JacquiJar]

hey James, That's cool, could be my computer but the sound seems to get a bit stuck 10sec into it. And the beat at about 1.05 is a bit loud I think. I feel it interferes with what your saying. Do you think trying a version with the sound turned down might help? Other than that i like it. by the way the sound is good to have i think it would feel plain without out :) Can't wait to see a bit more i'd like to know more about Bill. catch ya later :)