Henry Marsh - Singer/Songwriter - UK

Henry grew up in Bath UK. Joining a band that Simon had been in for three years or so, Henry quickly found a place as lead singer and lead guitarist. This line up morphed into Toast in the late 60’s and with bass player John G Perry, they moved up to London. Quickly securing a recording contract. In the 70’s Toast morphed again and with the addition of a female lead singer became Gringo and worked and toured in the UK and Europe.

Breaking up in 1973. Everyone went their separate ways. In the 70s Henry was a founder member of the group SAILOR who achieved international success with numerous hit records including "A Glass Of Champagne" and "Girls Girls Girls". Since that time, Henry has established himself as a prolific composer for theatre and television.

Always close friends, though now living thousands of miles apart, Simon and Henry rekindled their writing partnership in the late 90’s. They called this project The Sandles. Early recordings by The Sandles are available on TheSandles.ca website and will be updated as new material is produced.