The Hawaiian Club

Australian hillbilly band circa 1940s formed by Norm Scott III. It included It included Dick Carr (b. 1911, Melbourne, Australia, d. date unknown), a steel guitarist who later had solo success before becoming the leader of EMI’s noted studio band, George Raymond (a fiddler who later forged a solo career as a novelty instrumentalist), and Hal Carter (2) (an accordionist and later the leader of a popular old-time dance band). Scott’s hopes for further recordings with his new band floundered when Carr and Raymond left to join Tex Morton With His Roughriders Also known as The Hawaiian Club Quartet.