JJ'S POWERHOUSE
Running For The Line
7″ Sillysybin (1983) COX 1657
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1. Running For The Line
2. Blackrods
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*It was ment to be called “Heading For The Line”. Due to an error when printing the labels it remained as it is known today
*Produced by Gordon Rowley (Nightwing)
*During his days with Panik Attak, Jon Cox printed new labels for an unknown number of stock singles and re-market them. The A side was re-named as ‘Formula One’
The Watcher
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CD EP self-released (2004)
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1. The Watcher
2. Running For The Line
3. Blackrods
LINEUP
Austin Davies (v) - also in Topaz, Alchemy
Jon "JJ" Cox (g) - also in Panik Attak and White Heat
Dunc Ferguson (b) - also in Aurora
Ted Barlow (d) - also in Alchemy
Dave Gornall (b) Mick Commons (d)
In More Rock (2005)
1. Outcast
2. Starsoldiers
3. Shout It Out Loud
4. The Overlorde
5. Remember, Remember
6. A Dream In Time’s Eye
7. Blackrods
8. Numbers
JJ's Powerhouse started out as a 4 piece band named Quad (Original members were, Jon J Cox, Ted Barlow, Chaz Wilson and Austin (Oz) Davies). The band toured mainly around the North of England where they acquired a large and loyal following, mainly composed of Bikers (the "B" SIDE of the single was about a local Biker Chapter called the Blackrods) They recorded a demo under the name Quad (The Overlord, Thinking Of You, Saucers) and then In 1983 they recorded their only 'official' recording, the 7" single "Running for the Line" b/w 'Blackrods'. The song was actually called "Heading for the Line", but due to a misprint the song became eternally known by the name Running For The Line.
Running For The Line is the 2nd most famous misprint