Marty Wilde is a British singer and songwriter, prominent in the late 1950s and early 1960s as part of the British rock and roll scene. Renowned for his distinctive, energetic performances, Wilde was one of the first British musicians to bring the rock and roll genre to the UK. His most notable works include "Endless Sleep" and "Donna", both of which were major hits in the UK. Wilde's influence is significant in the British music industry, having served as a pioneering figure in the popularization of rock and roll music in the UK.