Current NewsReleasesJune 16 - Jeff Bates 4th Straight Week at #1 "Don't Hate Me for Loving You June 4 - Gail Davies - Celebrates 60 at The Station Inn May 23 - The Time Jumpers Prove You Can Be Two Places at One Time! March 19, 2008 - Jeff Bates - “Don’t Hate Me For Loving You” Now at No. 6 April 21, 2008 - Jeff Bates Album "Jeff Bates" Debuts Charts at #32 April 7, 2008 - Jeff Bates in Stores Tomorrow
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About Morris Public RelationsThe primary partners at Morris Public Relations, Erin Morris and Norma Morris, are recognized as pioneers in artist/media development. Their mission is to represent aggressively the music industry’s highest caliber artists, labels and professionals with reverence and vision and to generate mass awareness using their expertise and contacts in television, print, radio syndication/satellite, tour press and the internet. TELEVISION The Grammy Awards PRINT Newsweek
Sirius Satellite Radio TOUR PRESS Working six weeks in advance, we support each date by blanketing all relevant media within a 75-100 mile radius of the venue. And we don’t just send out news releases and press kits—we follow up with phone calls aggressively pursuing features, covers and reviews on each date. Our tour press is supported by state-of-the-art database technology and veteran, media-savvy publicists. It is worth noting that when our efforts sell just 15 extra tickets per date, our fee is covered! The outlets on the internet are too numerous to list. We have a vast database that is updated constantly. Internet media are always serviced with our press and photos, and when appropriate, pitched features.
At RCA, where she would remain for 11 years, she planned and directed publicity campaigns for such artists as Alabama, Vince Gill, the Judds, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Clint Black, Martina McBride, K. T. Oslin, Ronnie Milsap, the Oak Ridge Boys, Eddie Rabbitt, Earl Thomas Conley, Eddy Arnold, Keith Whitley, Foster & Lloyd, the O’Kanes, Waylon Jennings, Restless Heart and many others.
Morris resigned from RCA in 1994 to join the thriving independent publicity firm The Press Office. A great many of the acts she had worked with at RCA would later become clients of The Press Office, among them Vince Gill, Martina McBride, Waylon Jennings and Steve Wariner. Her other accounts include or have included Ralph Stanley, The Beach Boys, John Anderson, Chris Cagle, John Michael Montgomery, Pam Tillis, CMT.com, Pete Huttlinger, Merle Haggard, Warner Bros. Records, Arista Records, Radney Foster, and many more.
Morris’s articles have been published in Billboard, Pro Sound News, Modern Recording and elsewhere. She is a member of the Belmont University Music Business Advisory Board and the mother of two unreasonably delightful kids. Norma Morris joined The Press Office, a Nashville-based entertainment publicity firm, in 1992. As a senior publicist there, she planned and directed publicity campaigns for Steve Wariner, Ralph Stanley, John Anderson, Paul Overstreet, Hal Ketchum, Jesse Winchester and others.
The Ohio native has also worked as a professional photographer. Her photos have been published in People, Billboard, Amusement Business, TV Guide, The Mother Earth News, Writer’s Yearbook and elsewhere. |
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