Charlie Brown, Tony Marsh, Tracy Minear, Richard Taylor, Randy Turner
Influences
Everything from Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley, the Everly Brothers, Rick Nelson, Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens and Fats Domino to the Beatles, Sam Cooke, Merle Haggard, and Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Natural Disaster was formed in 2002 to perform at the String Fling at Crowder College in Neosho, Missouri. The event was organized by Kathy Friend of Neosho and she asked her fellow classmates from the East Newton High School graduating Class of 1974 if they would perform with her. Mrs. Friend, was joined by classmates Richard Taylor, Randy Turner, her sister Kristi Berner, and friends Tammy Vance and Tim Brazelton to form the group. At that time, the group performed everything from novelty numbers to girl group songs to old western standards like "Cattle Call" and "Happy Trails."
In 2003, the group which had played primarily acoustic music to that point, was joined by drummer John Scott and lead guitarist Mark McClintock. The girls left the group following a July 2003 performance at the annual Old Mining Town Days Celebration in Granby, Missouri.
Brazelton left a year later, and was replaced by Tracy Minear, while McClintock left the group in 2006 and was replaced by Charlie Brown.
The current group consists of Richard Taylor, Stark City, group leader, vocals, guitar; Randy Turner, Joplin, vocals, percussion; Tony Marsh, Joplin, drums; Tracy Minear, Webb City, bass; and Charlie Brown, Granby, lead guitar, and concentrates primarily on rock and country music from the 1950s and 1960s.
Things have been going good, these school years fly by! seems like yesterday you were cracking jokes in 5th hour unfortunately i haven't been doing any acting lately i am really missing it though. if i do audition for something i will definitely let you know
