"All the Gold in California" is a song by the American country music band The Gatlin Brothers. Released in 1979, it became a hit, reaching the top of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. The song reflects themes of wealth, longing, and the pursuit of dreams, set against the backdrop of California's gold rush history. The lyrics convey a sense of irony, as the pursuit of gold symbolizes both opportunity and disillusionment. The song captures the essence of the American dream, highlighting the contrast between material wealth and personal fulfillment. Its catchy melody and relatable message have made it a classic in the country music genre.