'Lowcountry'  a new single from the next record is complete!
Knox has completed a new single entitled 'Lowcountry'!  It has already received great reviews including winning a coveted spot on the Microsoft internal Giving CD recording.  This will be made available to over 70,000 Microsoft employees.  If you like to have a listen, check out 'Lowcountry' on Knox's MySpace page.

New Knox and the Triple J's MySpace Page!
The new Knox & the Triple J's MySpace Page has been launched to promote the coming Christmas Season.  Listen to Yule Be Blue Tracks, Read the Bio, and watch the new Music Videos for 'A Little Joy'.  Please add yourself as a friend and pass it along....Merry Christmas!

'A Little Joy' A little Christmas Video!
The Video's are complete.  We have two Video's for 'A Little Joy', a Drama Version and a Live Version.  Both can be seen on You Tube.  Be sure to watch them in high quality, a link to the 'High Quality' Versions displays right under the display screen.

'A Little Joy' Drama Version 1
'A Little Joy' 'Live' Version 2

Now Booking Christmas Tour 2008!
Interested in having Knox and the Triple J's play your Holiday Party?  We are in the process of booking Late November and December now.  Please send us an email!

Music For Pleasure on ITunes
Another easy way to pick up this record!  Click here.

Back in Studio RadioPoet
This spring Knox and Jay Hallstrom of RadioPoet are back at it.  Last fall 4 different records were kicked off and the time has come to pick up work again.  In addition to adding a few new tracks (Wooden Crosses, Greasy Chicken, Carson City, & Twenty Nine Palms ) with drummer Jeff McCormack and Bassist Jeff Brumley, work has been scheduled with Dan Tyack; Pedal Steel, Eric Popowicz; B3,of Freddy Pink , Brian Moss; Piano, & Don Garberg; Piano. When the project is complete it will total about 45 new songs spanning 4 cd.

Happy New Year 2008!
Knox, and the triple J's are looking to book some more shows in the coming new year.  Expect to hear more from us in the new year with a new record or two, more shows and more exposure.  Send us a note if you have an idea. 

Holiday Radio 105.3 FM KCMS
Knox was featured on KCMS's Local music hour with Larry Lomax, Wednesday Dec. 19th at about 5:20pm 

2007 Christmas Shows
Knox and the triple J's performed multiple times this past Christmas season at The Lodge (Starbucks) at the Seattle Area Bellevue Square Mall.  Special Guest ....Vanessa Constance.

New Performance Dates for 'Yule Be Blue Christmas' Tunes
Knox and the triple J's will be playing a few shows this Holiday season to promote the Yule Be Blue Christmas Album, include Crossroads Mall, Pegasus Coffee House, and The Lodge at Bellevue Square.  See Shows

4 New Records in the Works
Knox has begun recording 4 new projects at RadioPoet Studios.  Each will have a slightly different focus but all are new material.  Joining him so far, Jeff McCormack on drums and Jeff Brumley on Bass.  More details to come soon.

Ten Days Drive & Knox
Knox has joined a Rock and Roll cover band called 'Ten Days Drive'.  Knox will not be playing guitar in this group and is going to focus entirely on entertaining as their front man.  He has been rehearsing on a weekly basis. Stay tuned for show dates!

Yule Be Blue Christmas Album is Complete.
In December Knox, Jeff McCormack, Joe Brown, Op, and Lenny Luzzi assembled at RadioPoet Studios with Engineer Jay Hallstrom to record the Yule Be Blue Christmas Album.  It's here for your listening enjoyment for free.

Indie-Music.com Reviews 'Music for Pleasure'
"Knox may be the name of an unflavored gelatin, but it's now also the name of a musician of the highest order, who creates a wonderfully complex assortment of people's pop music and who will, with any luck, be paying the rent by doing so for many years to come."  Check out the latest review by Todd Beemis in the reviews. 

Knox Podcast and Interview
BrightSide Broadcasting recorded a live performance of Knox with Oaks, Pendo, and Brumley on July 15th at the West Seattle Street Fest.  BrightSide is set to do an interview with Knox in the coming weeks with a final mix planned to take place in the coming months.  The live recording and interview will then be Podcast worldwide via the internet.  Check back for more details. www.brightsidebroadcasting.com

West Seattle Street Festival Praise!
We had a great time at the festival.  Here is a little feedback on the show.

"I saw your performance at the West Seattle Fest. Pleased to see that your music is good live too! You have a pleasant stage presence that's charming and wholesome--kind of like watching a cute younger brother perform.  It's great to see people like you following their dreams. I think there's a deep wisdom in your heart that has done a fantastic job of leading you toward your life path so far. Keep listening to it--life is too short not to.   I enjoy your music. I will definitely give your CDs as gifts to my friends. Thank you for sharing it with the world. You can add me to your mailing list and hope to see your at more venues. Smile, Dao".

Knox airs over AM 1150
Ava Sakowski's New Music Radio hour on AM 1150 recently featured Knox's Music for Pleasure recording.  A copy of this should be available shortly.  Feedback on the 'Money' songs was strong.  The program aired on Friday July 7th 2006 between 5pm and 6pm

XM Fan.com
If you visit this cool website www.xmfan.com you can enter in 'Hold On to Me' or 'Knox' and see when the last time they aired the track on XM CH. 75.  You can also leave feedback on the song as well.  It's sweet!

Hotwire Coffee Shoreline
Knox played a small acoustic set Saturday June 24th in Shoreline.  Thank you to all those who stayed the entire time and purchased merchandise, it was a great blessing to play for you!

CBC Radio Canada
"Freestyle" Host Cameron Phillips is working on getting Knox on the airwaves nationwide in Canada.  More details coming soon! 

Starbucks HEAR Music spinning Knox's 'Hold On to Me'
Track 7 on 'Music for Pleasure' is getting major airplay on XM Satellite Radio Ch.75. It's the HEAR Music Station that is aired nationally and in some parts of Canada.  We have had listeners reporting 'Hold On to Me' is turning up in SAAR Grocery stores, a picture frame shop in Calgary and in Starbucks Coffee shops all over.  Check out the song in the media section.

Blue Room Sessions - New Recording
Knox has begun work on a new Limited Edition Release tentatively titled the 'Blue Room Sessions'  It features Mark Pendolino on drums and Ted Cooke on bass.  It is a collection of cover tunes and features songs like "Diamond Joe", "Nobodies Child", and "Folsom Prison Blues".  Upon completion, they will be available for free in the download section of this website. 

Fremont Fair Encore!
June 17th Knox along with Brian Oaks, Jeff Brumley, and Jeff McCormack played a great set at the Fremont Fair in 80 degree sunshine!  Much to our surprise the audience asked for an encore so we gave them a rocking rendition of "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is"  Look for photos soon in the gallery.

TOST Showdate Cancelled
I see a trend.  TOST has cancelled the July Showdate and is moving to an all DJ format.  It's all so sad.

UP Fest. Cancelled.  Look for rescheduling
We are not exactly sure why it was cancelled but about a week before the June 2nd date the production company unfortunately had to cancel the show.  Rumor has it they are planning something in the coming months instead.  Sorry for the inconvenience!

Knox delivers 'Music for Pleasure'
Upon "Music for Pleasure's” release in 2005, Knox had been playing the stripped-down, folk-tinged rock card to excess. With his first release, it seems, the multi-instrumentalist’s diverse influences have presence.  By using a more Brit-pop approach to his catalogue, Knox has created a noteworthy first album.  Despite the sunny quality and catchiness of most of the songs, Knox's words set the tone of the album, and the listener soon realizes not to trust the lyrical voice, as on "Baby! Baby! Baby!" and "Rendered." The album's centerpiece, however, is "Asleep at the Wheel," featuring a dissonant guitar section that just may be the most transcendent musical moment of the record. It's surprisingly consistent mix, too. From the drum-driven first track "I Want to Take Your Money and Run" to the brooding closer "Shall I Drive?" everything here is outstanding. Read More about 'Music for Pleasure'

Flying Lion Performance a Ball
Knox and the band assemble for a performance at the Flying Lion Cafe, Feb. 3rd 2006.  Brian Moss and Vanessa Constance both contributed selections along with the talents of Brian Oaks, Jeff Brumley and Mark Pendolino.  "It was one of the most loose live crowds in recent memory", recalls Knox.  "It was fantastic to see how many kids came out as well"  Check out the Pictures.

Music For Pleasure Live in Alki
It was an incredible show! Knox and the band performed to over 250 people at the Alki Beach House in West Seattle.  Many thanks go out to all the many people who helped put the show together and make it a huge success.

Knox Rocks Jazzbones
Knox, Oaks, Ted Cooke and Carl Martin rocked Jazzbones in what was their best performance to date.  The crowd was lively and in the mood to sing-along.  We should have pictures available shortly in the gallery.

A Second Album in the Works
Things sometimes take unexpected turns and the recording process certainly seems to have. Find out about 'Songwriters Almanac'.  

The Extraordinaire - A Short Film
Knox's jumpy action packed song  "I Want to Take Your Money and Run", has been featured in the short film directed and produced by Ladon Yahzadal entitled The Extraordinaire.  It's a story about love and the pre-conceived expectations people can have about each other.  "It was all done locally here in Seattle which is nice, and I think the song was featured with the lead actor singing the intro at the top of his lungs" - Knox. 

Reviews 
Rock Paper Scissors receives Knox in good hands.