Clint Eastwood, during his Rawhide years, recorded a pop song. (1961) It sold enough for Clint to cut 2 more records in the next 3 years. What was the title of that first 1961 song?

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Unknown Girl

Follow ups were, 'Rowdy' and 'For you for me and evermore'

Got it, Jenny.


The record made little impact. "Unknown Girl" was strictly bubblegum, a plaint about an idealized girl for whom the singer yearns-not at all Clint's kind of music. It wasn't that he was bad; it was just that it was not very good or, perhaps one should say, not very singular. The disc sounds like a hundred, a thousand, virtually unheeded long-since-forgotten pop records of that day. Needless to say, it caught on and Clint cut two more singles in the next three years ("Rowdy" and "For You, For Me, For Evermore") and a full-scale long playing record called Rawhide's Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy Favorites.

It is funny that Clint is now a well known Jazz aficionado, considering the pap he recorded.