Like many TV stars of the 1950s and 1960s, Clint Eastwood was brow-beaten by his network to try his hand as a singer. Teenage girls would buy up virtually any record released by their TV and film star idols, regardless of their abilities as a singer. Eastwood's album of cowboy songs, recorded when he was starring in Rawhide, has been re-issued by Collector's Choice Records. Those of you who have witnessed Eastwood sing in films such as Paint Your Wagon and Honkytonk Man know that, while Sinatra never lost any sleep worrying about the competition, Clint does a pretty credible job. Click here to order the album from Amazon and to listen to sample tracks