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John Mooneyham - Bass Guitar
Having grown up in a family surrounded with musical adventure, it's no wonder that John found his way into a rock band.
Having grown up in the 60's and 70's, and jumping into his first rock band in the mid-eighties, John's musical interests are
pretty wide, so it's fitting for him to be a bass player in a band with a broad range of music. John's eclectic musical tastes
have carried over to his bass playing, having found a style that is solid, rootsy, yet very much his own. From blues to heavy
rock, John has the bottom end covered. John has played bass in many bands: Alister, The DT's, Vomit, Aunt Betty, 25 Foot Johnny,
and now Split Decision. John's had the opportunity to play onstage with John Anthony and Legend, Star 69, members of Matrix,
Flyte, Brad Frye, and countless other musicians at various jam sessions. As of 2010 John is a 26 year veteran of the stage.
His gear includes:
Kustom DE300HD
Sunn 215BH
Ashdown Five-Fifteen
Boss Limiter/Enhancer
Epiphone Les Paul Limited Edition Bass
Westone Concorde Bass II
Danelctro Hodad Bass
Rogue LX205B
Dunlop nylon picks (.88mm)
custom handmade cables
maroccas
A mic.
Scott Hutchison - Guitars
Kiss Alive II was Scotts first album! The rest is history. From Slow Blues and Rock Ballads to Fast Beat Classic and
beyond, Scott brings the music and the sounds of great guitar to the audience. With a unique rhythm style and improvised leads,
he draws clear and concise musical phrases. He picked up his first guitar in the late 70's at age 12 and has been playing
in various bands including The Smiths, Blackjack, 25 Foot Johnny (where he met current bass player John "Leroy Sunset" Mooneyham),
and MyndTrapp. The current project called Split Decision has been working out great with a focus on a variety of musical tastes.
He has also been known to drop in on occasion at the BluesStage Club in Napoleon Michigan for an open mic night. His gear
includes:
Gibson Les Paul
Carvin DC200C
Peavey Special 212
Peavey VTX Classic
Carvin SX300
Digitech
GNX3
Marie Franklin - Vocals
Karaoke is good, but real live bands are better. Tisha found this out in the late fall of 2004, when she stepped into
the vocal slot for what was then 25 Foot Johnny. A trained and experienced vocalist, the step from "following the bouncing
ball" to fronting a rock & roll band was second nature to Tisha. She has brought a truly amazing vocal range to the band,
singing from surprisingly low ranges to awesomely high.Though her forte has been in the Hair Band music of
the 80's, Tisha has found her voice in the wide variety of classic and current rock that Split Decision plays, and has performed
exceptionally well as a blues singer for Split Decision, as well as in the band's alter ego, Marie Franklin and the Hammertones.
Tisha uses a Sure SM58S.
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