The Dragon and Saint George

The Dragon And Saint George is the fifth EP by the Melodic Hard rock band Ten which was released on the 4th of September 2015.As with the previous two albums, the cover of the EP was illustrated by Gaetano Di Falco. It is the first EP release for the band since 1999's Fear the Force EP and also the first to be released on 12 format.^[1]

Track listing

All songs written by Gary Hughes.

"The Dragon And Saint George" – 5:16
"Musketeers: Soldiers Of The King" – 4:07
"Is There Anyone With Sense" – 5:15
"The Prodigal Saviour" – 4:12
"Albion Born" - 5:24
"Good God In Heaven What Hell Is This" - 4:00 (12 inch Picture Disc exclusive)
"We Can Be As One" (European Exclusive track to Isla De Muerta – 3:28

The tracks "Musketeers: Soldiers Of The King", "The Prodigal Saviour" and "Is There Anyone With Sense" are previously unreleased.

Personnel

Gary Hughes – vocals, guitars, backing vocals
Dann Rosingana – Lead guitars
Steve Grocott - Lead guitars
John Halliwell – Rhythm Guitars
Darrel Treece-Birch – keyboards, Programming
Steve Mckenna – Bass guitar
Max Yates – drums and percussion

Production

Written and produced by Gary Hughes
Mixing and Mastering by Dennis Ward

References

↑ Rocktopia Records

Ten

Gary Hughes Dann Rosingana Steve Grocott John Halliwell Darrel Treece-Birch Steve McKenna Max Yates Don Airey Vinny Burns Lee Morris Mark Zonder Paul Hodson

Studio albums	X (1996) The Name of the Rose (1996) The Robe (1997) Spellbound (1999) Babylon (2000) Far Beyond the World (2001) Return to Evermore (2004) The Twilight Chronicles (2006) Stormwarning (2011) Heresy and Creed (2012) Albion (2014) Isla De Muerta (2015)

Compilation albums	The Best of Ten 1996–1999 (1999) Ten/The Name of the Rose (1999) The Robe/Bonus Collection (1999) The Essential Collection 1995–2005 (2006)

EPs	The Name of the Rose (1996) The Robe (1997) You're In My Heart (1997) Fear the Force (1999)

Live albums	Never Say Goodbye (1998)

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