Dancing with the Lion

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Dancing with the Lion
Studio album by Andreas Vollenweider
Released	May 8, 1989
Recorded	April–October 1988
Venue	Zurich, Switzerland
Studio	Lakeside Recording Studio
Label	CBS
Producer	Andreas Vollenweider
Andreas Vollenweider chronology
Down to the Moon (1986) Dancing with the Lion (1989) Traumgarten (collaboration with his father, organist Hans Vollenweider) (1990)

Dancing with the Lion is Andreas Vollenweider's sixth studio album, released in 1989.

Co-produced by Eric Merz & Darryl Pitt. Executive Producers: Hanswalter Huggler & Hugo Fass. Recorded and mixed at Lakeside Recording Studio, Zurich, Switzerland. April–October 1988

The title song made an appearance in the Canadian AC charts on August 7, 1989, at #17.^[1]