Undated Broadcasts Identified: Let's Go to Town and 4

Undated Broadcasts Project — The 4,300-Broadcast Milestone Reached

With the completion of This update, the Master Undated Broadcast Resolution Pipeline has officially crossed the 4,300-Broadcast Resolution Milestone, bringing the cumulative project total to 4,322 verified broadcasts across 90 completed updates.

Launching our twelfth major series, Let's Go to Town (10c0cdea-77b7-4eda-9183-33e3d035a79f), this update resolves the first 50 sequential weekly broadcasts (Episodes 1 through 50). Produced by the United States National Guard as a recruiting and morale-boosting musical variety showcase, the series was distributed nationwide on 16-inch transcription discs and hosted by acclaimed actor Mason Adams in his beloved role as Corporal Eddie Carter.

Airing weekly across syndicated stations beginning on January 2, 1954, the program showcases top mid-century Big Band swing and Great American Songbook standards:

• Big Band Swing & Resident Stars (Episodes 1–25): Corporal Eddie Carter welcomes legendary orchestra leaders and vocalists, featuring dynamic arrangements of "I Found a Million Dollar Baby", "Hot Toddy", "Don't Get Around Much Anymore", "The Lady Is a Tramp", and "September Song".
• Jazz Standards & Military Tributes (Episodes 26–50): Highlighting the virtuosity of military and civilian ensembles alike, the broadcasts deliver spirited performances of "Lullaby of Birdland", Glenn Miller's "American Patrol", "Song of India", and "The Jersey Bounce".

Crossing 4,322 broadcasts resolved across the master project ledger, each entry features verified weekly airdates, standardized Big Band/Jazz taxonomy, and pure narrative synopses.