It was a B side of something, I think. A version of 13 Feelings, or sorts and possibly recorded at the same time as the Perhaps Lost Sessions. 

Aggressive And Ninety Pounds - Associates. Perhaps sessions, perhaps?

Doreen McInnerny, friend of the Tony P Radio Show, auditioned for the role made famous by Liza Minnelli in the film Cabaret. The soundtrack to the audition is all that survives, found in a box of old bras, it has been cleaned up and due to irreparable audio drop outs, a few of Michael York's lines at the end have been performed by Doreen's husband Eddie.  Doreen's Sally Bowles was a very different creature to Liza's and so it is probable the whole film might have had a very different, if not surreal feel to it had Doreen bagged the part.

The Tony P Radio Show

When Doreen Met Brian (Cabaret Style)

The Arts Show is a regular feature of The Tony P Radio Show, which has featured interviews with luminaries of the arts including Elaine Paige, Freda Kahlo.

The Tony P Arts Show with Elaine Paige

1978 BBC TV series "Gangsters" theme music was released on the BeeB record label, with Chris Farlowe singing the main theme music written by Dave Greenslade.  This is the b-side of the single, "Sarah Gant Theme".

Gansters (BBC TV Series)

Sarah Gant Theme

Bob Dylan does Bowie - Tony P Radio Show slider.

Tony P Radio Show

Bob Dylan's Slider for the Tony P Radio Show

The enigma that is Doreen McInerny, auditioned for the film that was to make a star out of Liza Minnelli. Recently found in a box of old bras, and as featured on the Tony P Radio Show on ncbradio.co.uk and mixcloud.com

Doreen's Audition Tape for Cabaret

Times are really hard when you have to make your own radio commercials. In this one, Our Doreen attempts to sell life insurance.

Tony P Radio Show Insurance

An interview via spirit medium Derek Acorah, which highlights the inspiration Freda Karloh has been on a generation of scouse women, bathroom wallpaper and what Leon Trotski gave her.

The Arts Show

Tony P Arts Show Interview - Freda Kahlo

Imagine Bowie's classic film debut without him, made in Liverpool and staring Eddie & Doreen McInerny from Tony P's Radio Show.

The Man Who Fell To Earth Special

The Man Who Fell To Liverpool

Many TV programs were wiped, lost forever before the age of VHS and digital uploads. One such program was On The Couch with Doreen McInnerny, a chat show that ran for just one short series in the mid 70s. It was advertised as an entertaining therapy session but due to her reputation as a good time girl, it had an altogether different reputation, one which just wouldn't be tolerated in this day and age. 
Pebble Mill at One was recorded over all exisiting tapes of On The Couch with Doreen, and only this short hissy audio recording with Doreen's interview with David Bowie survives.
*possibly, probably not.

The Docker