Big news today – Howard Morris T-Shirts and other collectables are now available!
David Morris (Howard Morris’ son) has created a number of fun items featuring the incredible Howard Morris!
It’s been nearly 9 years since David and his father have released souvenirs featuring Howard’s image, so this is a very special moment. The new items are exclusively designed by David Morris.
The only authorized place on the web to purchase is: https://ernestt.com/bass/store/
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Hi Folks!
David Morris (Howard Morris’ son) is in the process of finalizing newly designed T-shirts and other items featuring his dad!
As many of you know, it’s been nearly 9 years since he and his father have released souvenirs of Howard.
The new shirts are being designed by David Morris himself.
Stay tuned to this page or sign up via the “Fan Club” link above to get the official availability notice.
We’ve been told to expect the announcement soon, so stay tuned!
David Morris Rocks
Howdy do to you and you!
Ernest T.’s real life son may not be throwing rocks but he is “playing” rock.
David Morris, son of Howard Morris, has been busy recording a solo rock album dedicated to his dad. Many folks won’t know that “Ernest T.” started out as a drummer and bought David a drum set when he was about 10.
David Morris – Picture an Accident
Check out and purchase David’s “rock” album called “Picture an Accident” by visiting the albums web site.
Two Chairs No Waiting - Andy Griffith Show Fan Podcast 34: Howard Morris Interview
Two Chairs No Waiting 34: Howard Morris Interview
This original interview was recorded on 26 June 1998 in Kingsport, TN. You can hear Howard interrupting the interview with Bernard Fox back in Episode 19 of Two Chairs No Waiting if you want to hear a bit more of Howard.
It is hard to believe that an entire year has passed since we lost the great Howard Morris, aka Ernest T. Bass, who died Saturday, May 21 2005.
I am at a loss for words on this day, but wanted to thank each of you for the wonderful posts, emails, and the incredibly moving messages so many of you left on Howard’s voicemail. You have no doubt made it clear that Howard has an extremely large family!
Howard Morris as Jet Screamer from the Jetsons
So now I say, father, your family and friends will continue to love and miss you tremendously.
Sincerely,
David Morris
www.ernestt.com
Share your memories and thoughts of Howard by PHONE!
Below is Howard’s actual home phone number. Feel free to leave a voicemail message for Howard if you like. I’m sure he would love it.
Howard Morris’ Voicemail: 323-933-XXXX
(Update: We’re sorry but the number is now disconnected. Thank you for your messages.)
Howard as Wade the Duck from Garfield and Friends.
Please note, the voicemail may have a limit to the amount of messages, so on occasion I’ll have to clear them to make room.
Thank you all for the beautiful posts.
Sincerely,
David Morris
Dear Friends,
The world has lost another incredible talent. The passing of the great Don Knotts is a gigantic shock.
When you consider the body of work and the sheer magnitude of his genius, many people would be surprised to learn how nice, gentle, and down to earth he was with everyone.
Don and my father, Howard, had become good friends over the years since appearing on The Andy Griffith Show. Howard was extremely fond of him. They worked together on and off screen. My father directed Don on The Andy Griffith Show, among others.
I met Don through my father many years ago. On a few occasions, I actually had the pleasure of driving Don to attend a monthly gathering of famous actors and comedians, a group my father had been a member of for many years. Well, when my pop introduced Don to the group, he became an instant “hit” and for obvious reasons Don was named as a lifetime member on the spot.
Over the years, we would meet up and travel together to attend various Mayberry events. Don was always very decent, and very funny. Don was quiet, and extremely smart. The fact is it takes an enormous amount of brains to realize, corral, refine, and ultimately present characters the way he did, delivering some of the funniest moments ever in the history of film and television.
Where does all of this lead to? Well, I have a sneaky feeling that Barney is once again chasing Ernest T., and that Ernest T. is driving Barney NUTS!
Don, we love and miss you!
Sincerely,
David Morris
Dear friends,
While reading through all the heartfelt messages so many of you posted on the memorial pages (no longer active), I have been trying to come up with a worthy equal as “thanks” for such an incredible outpouring of love, memories, and support.
Since his passing, I’ve not been able to turn off Howard’s home phone out of a fear of experiencing even more separation from him. Then it hit me. Why not give something back, and share more of him with you?
So, here it is, Howard’s actual home phone number. Feel free to leave a message for Howard if you like. I’m sure he would love it.
Howard Morris: 323-933-XXXX
(Update: We’re sorry but the number is now disconnected. Thank you for your messages.)
Please note, the voicemail may have a limit to the amount of messages, so on occasion I’ll have to clear them to make room.
Thank you all for the beautiful posts.
Sincerely,
David Morris
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