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+ Let's Go to Town aired in 1954 and was sponsored by the National Guard as a recruitment program. Let's Go to Town featured music and information about joining The National Guard and featured some of the biggest names in music such as Rosemary Clooney and Glenn Miller with his orchestra. Click here to read more about Let's Go To Town


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Please enjoy these 91 old time radio episodes:

Air Date Title Synopsis Rating
 N/A first song via con dios

 N/A let's go to town first song tenderly

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 001 first song delicado

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 004 first song joshua

 N/A let's go to town first song when my sugar walks down the street

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 015 first song when your lover is gone

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 038 first song dancing in the dark

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 039 first song thunderbird

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 040 first song idaho

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 049 first song the song is you

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 037 first song the jersey bounce

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 082 first song zing went the strings of my heart

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 051 first song dutch treat

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 050 first song you do something to me

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 052 first song do you ever think of me

 N/A let's go to town xxxxxx 157 first song love me to pieces

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Featuring the National Guard syndicated program broadcast from the early 1950s to the early 1960s. Mason Adams appears on programs as Corporal Eddie Carter giving advice on benefits., etc., for Guard members. The music is provided by current bands and vocalists of the day.

LET'S GO TO TOWN

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