Stouthearted Men by Dorothy Shay with Chorus, Jimmie Haskell & Orch.

Stout Hearted Men written by Oscar Hammerstein II, Sigmund Romberg English

		Title	Performer	Release date	Info
		Stouthearted Men PRF	Robert Halliday, William O'Neal and Male Chorus		First live performance on September 19, 1928
		Stout Hearted Men REC,REL	William O'Neal	1929	First recording in January 1929 First release
		Stout Hearted Men	Perry Askam	1930
		Stout Hearted Men	Nelson Eddy accompanied by orchestra conducted by Nathaniel Finston	1939
		Stout Hearted Men	Victor Mixed Chorus - Emile Coté, conductor - Walter Preston	March 20, 1942
		Stout Hearted Men	John Raitt, Jay Blackton Orchestra	October 1947
		Stout Hearted Men – Marianne	Gordon MacRae with Paul Weston and His Orchestra	June 1950	Medley
		Stouthearted Men	Dorothy Shay with Chorus, Jimmie Haskell & Orch.	November 1957
		Stout Hearted Men	Percy Faith and His Orchestra and Earl Wrightson	1959
		Stouthearted Men	Edie Adams – Orchestra under the direction of Henry Mancini	1959
		Stout Hearted Men	Edie Adams	1959	Unverified
		Stouthearted Men	Gordon MacRae, Dorothy Kirsten, The Roger Wagner Chorale	November 1963
		Stout-Hearted Men	Barbra Streisand	June 1967
		Stout-Hearted Men	Vicki Sunday	1971
		Stouthearted Men	San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus	1981
		Song of the Vagabonds / Stouthearted Men	Jerry Hadley - American Theatre Orchestra, Paul Gemignani, conductor	1994	Medley
		Stout Hearted Men - Leading Men Don't Dance	Leading Men (Ron Raines, Richard Muenz, George Dvorsky, Byron Nease, Scott Holmes)	September 1997	Medley Live
		Stouthearted Men	Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, D.C.	2001	Live

Stout Hearted Men written by Sigmund Romberg instrumental

Hraustir menn written by Jakob Jóhannesson Smári Icelandic