The discography of American singer and songwriter, Stella Parton, contains 21 studio albums, nine compilation albums, two live albums, one remix album, 31 singles and five music videos. Her first recordings were released in 1972 as a studio collection called Stella (and the Gospel Carrolls). Her debut single, "I Want to Hold You in My Dreams Tonight", reached the top-10 on the US Hot Country Songs chart, peaking at number nine in 1975. Her second studio album of the same reached number 24 on the US Top Country Albums chart. She had three more singles reach the top 20 on the US country chart during the late 1970s: "The Danger of a Stranger", "Standard Lie Number One" and "Four Little Letters". "The Danger of a Stranger" also made the top-40 on the UK Singles Chart. They were issued on the studio albums Country Sweet (1977) and Stella Parton (1978), which both also made the Top Country Albums top-40.
In 1979, Parton's fifth studio album titled Love Ya was released. The disc featured three top-40 US country singles, including "Steady as the Rain", which reached number 13 on Canada's RPM Country Singles chart. In 1982, her sixth studio album was released called So Far...So Good, which featured the charting US country songs "I'll Miss You" and "Young Love". Her final charting single to date was 1988's "I Don't Miss You Like I Used To". Her seventh studio album was not released until 1990 and was a collection of re-recordings called Favorites, Vol. 1. The Raptor label issued 11 studio albums by Parton during the 1990s and 2000s including Appalachian Blues (2001) and Testimony (2008). In 2013, the label issued a remix album titled Resurrection and a live album in 2013 called Live at Dollywood. Her most recent release was the 2018 studio collection titled Survivor.