Keith Altham wrote “Remembering Adam” in 2003.

– “Tel” was amoral, unreliable, irresponsible and quite the most delightful, charming and disarming companion I have ever come across.

– Adam Faith was my friend, my first teen hero and the last.

Keith Altham.

A detailed biography of Adam Faith which concentrates on his music career.

by Geoff Leonard and Pete Walker

In an interview in Disc magazine published in June 1959, following the release of his third (and ultimately unsuccessful single, Adam Faith declared that his ambition was to become an actor/director – not a singer. Nine years, thirty-five singles, twenty-four chart entries, fifteen e.p.s, seven albums later; he finally decided to leave the record industry to concentrate fully on fulfilling his thespian dream. Over the next forty years, Faith was to achieve at least the major part of this long-held ambition by becoming one of Britain’s most popular stars of stage and screen…

Click the magazines for a large selection of Adam Faith articles or photo galleries.

These include: Disc (The Top Record Weekly), Record Mirror, Record Mail, Pop Weekly, Melody Maker, New Musical Express, Radio Times, Pop Ten, Photoplay, The History of Rock, Record Collector.

And more.

Sheet music covers (and occasionally full versions) of a good selection of the many songs sung by Adam Faith.

You can click the images and then download the actual PDF file that shows up.