Singer, songwriter, guitarist & producer. Country-Rock

Hard Honky Tonk with a touch of smooth whiskey. A traditional rebel.

Mitch Morris is a tried and true Country singer/songwriter. He has placed songs with major artists since the 1980's. 

Drawing on his own experience and being a 'mental voyeur', Mitch has been composing songs most of his life. His material was used by Waylon Jennings in the 1980's (4 cuts). In 1999, his song 'I've Been Saved' was recorded by Joe Ables and went to #19 on the European Christian Charts. He is currently co-writing material for Them Morris Boys, proving his lyrics are ageless.

Mitch started playing the guitar at the age of 14 years old. He was involved in school & church chorus and symphonic & marching bands. Over the years, he has been involved in school & college plays and community theatre in such productions as: Lil’ Abner and Sugar (showing off his clogging talents as well), South Pacific, Once Upon A Mattress, and Music Man. Teaching clogging & square dancing in the Southeast is also in the list of his accomplishments. From 1978 to 1982, Mitch was the youngest licensed square dance caller in the state of Georgia. 

Mitch attended Belmont University in Nashville, TN, in the early 80‘s, and majored in Music AND Music Business. After being at Belmont, Mitch married Michelle Dearing and they sang together when ever they could. Together they raised their 7 children who are ALL also musicians and are expanding their careers in music. Music is not just a part of the lives of Mitch and his family, music is their life! 

Mitch has worked and served in a variety of positions in his music career which include singing at local venues & fairs, revivals & churches as worship pastor., and teaching music & guitar. In 1987, Mitch placed 2nd to the John Berry Band in the Marlboro Country Music Talent Roundup. No matter what venue or where he is, music is always at the forefront.

He is the owner of Cherokee Rose Music Publishers,ASCAP.

Fingers bleeding, sweat dripping and the loudest music ever played in a crowded bedroom. As the song ends, four brothers open their eyes and realize they are still in a small bedroom; but for a moment, in their minds, they were performing in front of thousands. Band practice comes to an end and they pack up their dream and get washed up for dinner. But Them Morris Boys are not just another "Garage Band", they are brothers, with music as tight as their bond; and though they dream of great success, it is and always will be about the music and family for TMB.

Them Morris Boys' father was a small town, guitar picking preacher and their mother, a stay at home mom. They are four of seven children who grew up in a musical family. “Being a part of such a big family, times weren't always easy. Though we never did without, you didn't always get everything you wanted”, says TMB guitar player, Micah Morris. Them Morris Boys' musical journey began with the love of their granddad who left their father with an inheritance when he passed away. Their father took that inheritance and bought each of them their first instrument for the biggest Christmas they can ever remember. As soon as the instruments were unwrapped, practice began; as soon as practice began, the flame was lit. The oldest of TMB and the drummer says, “From then on, no matter what we went through, we always had music and we always had each other”. It's hard to tell if the brotherhood is what makes the music so great, or if the music is what really solidifies their bond, but as the youngest of the group, bassist Morgan Morris, will tell you, “They work together and feed off of each other”, which creates the unstoppable and unbelievably talented force that is Them Morris Boys.

Them Morris Boys have recently experienced significant success. They signed a recording contract with Phoenix Record Group, went to Nashville, and released their first album which is now available on iTunes, Amazon and other music downloading websites. Although the list of their goals is about a mile long, for Them Morris Boys, it is and always will be about the music and the bond they share.

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