55 "Use Mine" and number 63 "You Call That a Mountain", which was later a single in 2000 for B.J. Thomas from his album of the same name. Imprint closed at the end of 1997, and Wood was left without a record label. He continued to write songs for other artists, including Tracy Byrd, Neal McCoy, and Phil Vassar. Wood was formerly the brother-in-law of Phil Vassar from 2003 to 2007. Vassar was married to Wood's sister, Julie. In 2008, Wood returned to recording, issuing an album entitled Raw Wood independently. Its first single is a song entitled "Long Way from OK", a re-recording of a song previously found on his debut album. Wood also released a Christmas album and a religious-themed album. Jeff Wood was nominated for the 7th Annual Independent Music Awards for Band Venue Poster of the year. In 2013, Wood issued his third country album entitled "The Jeff Scott Wood Project, Nothin' But Blue" independently, JeffScottWood.com. Discography Albums Singles Music videos References External links JeffScottWood.com 1968 births Living people Musicians from Oklahoma City Country musicians from Oklahoma American country bass guitarists American country singer-songwriters American male singer-songwriters Singer-songwriters from Oklahoma Guitarists from Oklahoma American male bass guitarists Imprint Records artists 20th-century American bass guitarists 20th-century American male musicians