Mike LeRoy

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Mike LeRoy (1937-2020), born Michael Robinson-Learoyd on 18 March 1937, was an English writer and singer.

Leroy sang the theme song to the 1965 film, A High Wind in Jamaica. He also sang "With a Little Love" in 1970, which was subsequently used on the Attila the Hun sketch of Monty Python's Flying Circus.