Gabriel's Mother's Highway

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Gabriel's Mother's Highway
Studio album by Franciscus Henri
Released	September 1972
Recorded	Armstrong Studios, Melbourne
Genre	Folk, gospel
Length	33:32
Label	Move Records
Producer	Brian Cadd
Franciscus Henri chronology
Ding Dong Who Rang the Bell (1972) Gabriel's Mother's Highway (1972) Pigtails (1975)

Gabriel's Mother's Highway is the second studio album by Dutch-Australian folk and gospel musician Franciscus Henri. The album was released in September 1972 by Move Records, as a 33 rpm vinyl record. It includes five tracks written by English poet Sydney Carter. The album was produced by Brian Cadd and recorded at Armstrong Studios in Melbourne.