About Martin Willis
Although his professional musical career only lasted from 1956 to 1966, he was fortunate to have been associated with ground-breaking artists and musicians who were instrumental in laying the foundation for the rock and roll show and recording industry. His entry into the musical world began in 1949 as a fifth grade school youngster at Hollywood Jr. High in Memphis, Tennessee, when a saxophone player named John Henry Cannon (later known as
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