Popular Music
- 1967 - The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Foxy Lady
- 1968 - Manfred Mann's Earth Band's Fox on the Run
- 1975 - The Sweet's Fox on the Run
- 1981 - Elton John's 1981 album The Fox, and the title track therefrom.
- 1996 - Belle & Sebastian's album If You're Feeling Sinister features a song called The Fox in the Snow.
- 2001 - Millencolin's album Pennybridge Pioneers includes a song simply titled Fox.
- 2004 - Rilo Kiley's album More Adventurous features a song titled "Portions For Foxes"
- 2005 - Sleater-Kinney's album The Woods features a song called The Fox.
- 2008 - Rapper Nas recorded the song Sly Fox on his untitled 2008 album. In the song he disses Fox News, considering it to be sly and deceitful.
- 2008 - Born Ruffians' song "Foxes Mate For Life" appears on their debut album Red, Yellow & Blue.
- 2008 - Fleet Foxes, a five-piece band from Seattle.
- 2010 - Foxes in Fiction, Warren Hildebrand, a 21 year-old musician living in Toronto, Ontario
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