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Another musician named David Balfe?[edit]

It seems there is another musician, songwriter, and producer named David Balfe, not sure if any of this is the same person or not. It appears he wrote several songs under the name Rod McQueen, including "Beautiful Sunday (song)" and "Blue Is the Colour (song)". He was in the band "Sunshine" who were part of the UK selection for Eurovision 1976. He lived somewhere near Inverness, and had a recording studio in the area. He leased Duncraig Castle for a few years, as a project to try and open a music centre. And father of Lorne Balfe, also a music producer. Looks like he is a bit older than the David in this article. Probably worth creating a separate article, need to find some good references, seems he got a few mentions in old newspapers. --Fuaran buidhe (talk) 00:20, 28 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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