Name: 3 o'clock on a Saturday (Alternative Version) by The Eisenhowers
Duration: 5 min 11 s
Description: An alternative version of the first single from the album 'Judge a man by the company he keeps'.

The references are mine, the influence is obvious and a nod of appreciation to those good souls now gone who inspired me and the song.

For Scott and Russell.

No More Headaches and Fistfights

The subject of political polarization fascinates me. The lyric to this song attempts to explore a landscape wherein dialogue between opposing sides isn’t just frowned upon or rejected; it is taken to be undesirable. “All styles are welcome here, with one disclaimer: we won’t allow dissent inside the echo chamber”

My Gang

An alternative version of the first single from the album 'Judge a man by the company he keeps'.

3 o'clock on a Saturday (Alternative Version)

Raymond Weir has been a familiar face on the Glasgow music scene for a number of years. As keyboard player, writer and producer for the atmospheric pop band Gum, he received rave reviews for the albums ‘Low-flying Kites’ and ‘Seven Feeble Alibis’. He is also the founder member of The Eisenhowers, described by one critic as: “a band specialising in literate, punchy and thoughtful songs about celebrity, love, money, parenthood and serial killers.”
This page features tracks from all three Eisenhowers albums, along with a little bit of background information (for those who like that sort of thing). Many of these songs could have been hits, but only if they had been written, produced and recorded by someone more talented. 
If you are interested in buying any Eisenhowers music, please follow the links to I-tunes and /or Bandcamp. The latest album, 'Judge a man by the company he keeps' was released in January 2021. A source close to the band has described it as "possibly the greatest thing since sliced bread, or whatever".

3 o'clock on a Saturday (Alternative Version)

The Eisenhowers

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