A Matter of Life and Death



A Matter of Life and Death is the first video album by American rock band Patrick Johnson Five, released in 1998 by Polygram on VHS, Laserdisc and DVD. The video includes the full-length concert in Tweeter Center, Mansfield, originally broadcasted as a pay-per-view television special.

Equipment

 * Patrick Johnson
 * Dusenberg Starplayer TV
 * Gibson Explorer Classic White/Heritage Cherry/T Ebony
 * Gibson Joe Bonamassa Les Paul (Gold Top/Black Back)
 * Gibson Les Paul Reissue Cherry Sunburst
 * Taylor 110E


 * Marc Anthony
 * Epiphone Les Paul Special Bass
 * Fender Jazz Bass
 * Fender Precision Bass
 * Ibanez AGB205 5-String Semi-Acoustic Bass (Dark Violin SUnburst
 * MusicMan SubRay


 * Kevin Williamson
 * Fender Standard Stratocaster White Chrome Pearl
 * Gibson ES Les Paul Black
 * Gibson 1957 Les Paul Gold Top
 * Gibson Les Paul Custom Alpine White
 * Ibanez JS140 Joe Satriani Signature


 * Michael Sullivan


 * Bill Lawrence
 * Crumar Bit 01 Analog Synth
 * Epiphone Les Paul SG 3
 * Fender American Standard Stratocaster Mystic Red
 * Gibson Les Paul Black Beauty
 * Gibson Les Paul Custom Classic Cream White
 * Gibson Les Paul Custom Alpine White
 * Gibson Les Paul Custom Wine Red 2004
 * Gibson Les Paul Studio Wine Red
 * Gibson SG Double Neck Jimmy Page 1275
 * Gibson SG Special Limited
 * Gretsch G6120-1959LTV 6-String Semi-Acoustic (Vintage Orange Kacquer)
 * PRS SE Mark Tremonti Custom Vintage Sunburst
 * PRS Mark Tremonti Baritone Limited Edition Charcoal Contour Burst
 * PRS Mark Tremonti Signature

Personnel

 * Patrick Johnson: vocals, guitar
 * Gucci: drums, percussion, steel drums
 * Marc Anthony: bass, double bass, background vocals
 * Luciano: drums, custom percussion
 * Kevin Williamson: lead and rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, Rhodes piano, melodica, background vocals
 * Michael Sullivan: keyboards, Hammond organ, Rhodes piano, moog, harmonium, vibraphone, accordion, vocoder
 * Bill Lawrence: lead guitar, double-neck guitar, E-Bow, pedal effects, lap steel guitar, "acordólia", saxophone, dobro, flute, harmonica, talkbox, synthesizer, background vocals