Danny Cox (born Daniel Cox Jr. in Cincinnati, Ohio, on 18 July 1943; died 7 March 2025) was an American folk-blues (and sometime soul-funk) singer and songwriter remembered for his 1974 LP album "Feel So Good".

Moving to Kansas City, Kansas, in 1967, as a youth Cox sang in a church choir together with Rudolph Iseley, and in the 1960s he started his professional career performing on a Hootennany Folk Tour.

Cox recorded albums for ABC Dunhill, Casablanca, MGM, and others. He also recorded with recording/production company Good Karma Productions.

In September 2011, Cox recorded "Kansas City - Where I Belong" at Pilgrim Chapel in Kansas City, Missouri. Produced by Dr. Roger Coleman, filmmaker Benjamin Meade, and musician Bob Walkenhorst, the CD (along with a short film entitled Up Close and Personal by Benjamin Meade) was released January 2012 by Pilgrim Chapel Music. Included are tracks that Cox wrote more than 30 years ago along with more recent material featuring his son Joseph. The package artwork features several drawings by Cox and was designed by Amy Young.

In 2012, Cox wrote the music, lyrics and starred in the show Fair Ball, a musical play about the dramatic history and courage of the men and women who played against all odds of racial segregation, including the "Jim Crow" laws, in the Negro leagues of baseball. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.