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The University of Arizona & University of Michigan Marching Bands played the National Anthem at the first AFL-NFL World Championship Game (aka Super Bowl I) in Los Angeles in 1967.
The first soloist to perform the National Anthem was Anita Bryant, who sang the anthem in Super Bowl III in Miami in 1969.
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