This is an awesome song, and Adam Faith was such an inspiration, not only to 1960s British rock fans, but also to the creators of Team America World Police and Max Headroom. Oh c'mon, don't tell me you don't see it, even just a little bit... :-D

Damn, this is a cool song. Such high energy. Bring the sixties back, down with rap-crap!

Kids could really dance back in those days.

What a great song from '64 - junior year in high school. Lots of fun to see and hear again - thanks for posting!

how can there be a mistake, if hes the one singing it lol, might have changed up the lyrics.

I always loved this song. I see The Isley Brothers singing background vocals. Wow!

On 1:30 there is a mistake in the lyrics...

Brilliant footage !!!

Are those the Newbeats singing in the back to his left?

"It's Alright" really shows Faith and his then-new group The Roulettes slammin' it out with the best of 'em. It opens with Faith and his guitar quietly moaning out "Well, if you want me it's alright, alright, alright." Moment of silence. Then, all hell breaks loose. Faith shrieks "WELL IF YA WANT ME 'SALRIGHT! as the band springs into action right along with him. The result is a surprisingly tough piece of fast-paced, no-holes-barred, smokin' British beat rock 'n' roll.