Who sang lead vocals on the Black Sabbath song It's Alright?

Who sang lead vocals on the Black Sabbath song It's Alright? Bill Ward sang them.

“It's Alright” appears on Technical Ecstasy, Black Sabbath's seventh studio album, released in 1976. The song is unusual in the band's catalog because the lead vocal came from drummer Bill Ward rather than frontman Ozzy Osbourne. Ward also co-wrote the song, giving the track a personal, melodic character that contrasts with the band's heavier material.

Ward was initially hesitant to sing because he worried about offending Osbourne, but the band encouraged him to take the vocal. Osbourne later praised Ward's voice. The performance became Black Sabbath's first released song not sung by Osbourne, making it an important detail in the group's history.

A common mistake is to assume every song on Technical Ecstasy features Osbourne. He sang the album's other tracks, while Ward handled “It's Alright.” The song was also issued as a single and later covered live by Guns N' Roses. Its piano-led, pop-leaning arrangement reflects the band's broader experimentation during the mid-1970s.