The Golden Streets of Glory is a gospel album released by Dolly Parton in 1971 under the RCA Victor label. It was produced by Bob Ferguson, who frequently collaborated with Parton in her early years. The album reflects the strong influence of religious music on Parton's childhood in the mountains of Tennessee.
The album includes versions of traditional hymns and gospel songs, showcasing Parton's voice and characteristic style. Although it was not one of her biggest commercial successes, it consolidated her versatility as an artist beyond country music. The recording took place at RCA Studios in Nashville.
This work is part of the early stage of her career, when she was still closely collaborating with Porter Wagoner. The album did not produce notable singles, but it is appreciated by gospel music followers and collectors of Parton's early work.