Jody Reynolds (born 3 December 1938, in Denver, Colorado and raised in Shady Grove Oklahoma), is an American singer and guitarist, whose biggest hit single was 1958's, "Endless Sleep."

Reynolds learned how to play guitar during his early teen years, when he gravitated to the Western swing sounds of Hank Thompson, Bob Wills, and Eddy Arnold. In 1952, he founded a group called the Storms. Within three years, he was in Texas, where he played rockabilly, caught Roy Orbison's live act, and enjoyed the music of such performers as Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley.