In 1948, Scott formed a six-man "quintet" which served for several months as house band for the CBS radio program Herb Shriner Time. The group made studio recordings, some of which were released on Scott's short-lived Master Records label. This was not the Irving Mills-owned label of the same name; Scott allegedly named his label in tribute to the defunct Mills enterprise.
In 1948 Scott formed a six-man "quintet" which served for several months as house band for the CBS radio program Herb Shriner Time The group made studio recordings some of which were released on Scott's short-lived Master Records label This was not the Irving Mills-owned label of the same name; Scott allegedly named his label in tribute to the defunct Mills enterprise