Jody Reynolds (born Ralph Joseph Reynolds on December 3, 1932, Denver, Colorado, died November 7, 2008 in Palm Desert, California, aged 75) was an American singer and guitarist. His biggest hit single was "Endless Sleep", which reached #5 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart on July 7, 1958. He wrote it in a single afternoon in 1956 in Yuma, Arizona. [1]

Reynolds grew up in Shady Grove, Oklahoma. He died on November 7, 2008 of liver cancer at 75.[2]Contents [hide]
1 Recordings
1.1 Demon Records
1.2 Sundown Records
1.3 Indigo Records
1.4 Emmy Records
1.5 Smash Records
1.6 Brent Records
1.7 Titan Records
1.8 Pulsar Records
1.9 Gusto Records
1.10 Tru Gems Records
1.11 Gee Dee Music
2 References
3 External links

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Recordings
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Demon Records
1507 "Endless Sleep" / "Tight Capris" – March 1958
1509 "Fire of Love" / "Daisy Mae" – July 1958
1511 "Closin' In" / "Elope With Me" – November 1958
1515 "Golden Idol" / "Beaulah Lee" – March 1959
1519 "The Storm" / "Please Remember Me" – August 1959
1523 "The Whipping Post" / "I Wanna Be With You Tonight" – April 1960
1524 "Stone Cold" / "(The Girl With The) Raven Hair" – June 1960
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Sundown Records
114 "Thunder" / "Tarantula" – January 1959
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Indigo Records
127 "Thunder" / "Tarantula" – August 1961
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Emmy Records
1011 "Dusty Skies" / "Brandy" 1962
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Smash Records
1810 "Don't Jump" / "Stormy February" 1963
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Brent Records
7042 "The Girl From King Marie" / "Raggedy Ann" – April 1963
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Titan Records
1734 "A Tear For Jesse" / "Devil Girl" – 1963
1736 "Stranger In The Mirror" / "Requiem For Love" (with Bobbie Gentry) – 1963
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Pulsar Records
2419 "Endless Sleep" / "My Baby's Eyes"
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Gusto Records
0026 "Endless Sleep" / [unknown] 1976
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Tru Gems Records
LP 1002 Endless Sleep 1978
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Gee Dee Music
270106 Endless Sleep (CD) (Germany, 1994)
270142 Endless Sleep (CD) (Germany, 1998)

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