Once and Future King Part II is the fifth studio album released by Gary Hughes.

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Once and Future King Part II
Studio album by Gary Hughes
Released	2003
Genre	Hard rock
Length	56:09
Label	Frontiers FR CD 162D
Producer	Gary Hughes
Gary Hughes chronology
Once and Future King Part I (2003) Once and Future King Part II (2003) Veritas (2007)
Gary Hughes compilation chronology
The Reissues (2000) Decades (2021)

Track listing

All songs written by Gary Hughes.

1. "Kill the King" – 5:51
2. "There by the Grace of the Gods (Go I)" – 5:10
3. "I Still Love You (I Still Do)" – 4:06
4. "Oceans of Tears" – 4:30
5. "Rise from the Shadows" – 3:44
6. "Believe Enough to Fight" – 5:02
7. "The Hard Way" – 3:46
8. "The Pagan Dream" – 5:02
9. "Demon Down" – 3:45
10. "Deius" (Instrumental) – 1:41
11. "Without You" – 6:34
12. "Once and Future King" – 6:58

Personnel

Singers-The Cast

• D. C. Cooper – King Aelle (Track 1)
• Gary Hughes – King Arthur (Tracks 2 and 3)
• Lana Lane – Queen Guinevere (Track 4)
• Irene Jansen – Morgana (Track 5)
• Bob Catley – Merlin (Track 6)
• Sabine Edelsbacher – Nimue (Tracks 6 and 8)
• Doogie White – Mordred (Tracks 7 and 9)
• Sean Harris – Sir Galahad (Track 11)
• Harry Hess – (Track 12)

Musicians-The Players

• Gary Hughes – guitar, piano, keyboards, backing vocals and programming
• Chris Francis – guitars
• John Halliwell – guitars
• Steve McKenna – Bass guitars
• Greg Morgan – drums and percussion
• Paul Hodson – piano and keyboards (Track 1, 4, 6 and 9)
• Graham Woodcock – keyboards (Track 5), backing vocals
• Jason Thanos – backing vocals
• Damian Wilson – backing vocals
• Andy Bramhall – backing vocals
• Pete Coleman – backing vocals

Production

• Mixing – Pete Coleman
• Engineer – Gary Hughes
• Additional Engineering – Pete Coleman, Audu Obaje, Doug Kasper, Erik Norlander, Harry Hess, Billy Churchill and Jason Thanos

External links

• Heavy Harmonies page

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