Favourite song with whistling

[BeardySchnauzer]

I love a bit of whistling as it always reminds me of my Grandpa who was a big whistler

so my favourites

Mike and the Mechanics - over my shoulder
adele - can I get it

Durham Town, Roger Whittaker

Blue Monday

There’s not many new songs with whistling. A dying art form perhaps!

Otis Redding - Sitting on the dock of the bay.

Wind of change- Scorpions

I often whistle the theme tune from the Great Escape.

chitty chitty bang bang in this house!

Whistle for the choir - Fratellis

I like to whistle the tune the rooster whistles in the animated Robin Hood film or ‘a little respect’ by Erasure!

Teenage Fanclub - Mellow Doubt

Lovely Head Goldfrapp

Winds of Change - Scorpions.

I realise I'm repeating a pp, but that's such a bloody fantastic song 😍

I was whistling La Traviatta yesterday!

Whistle while you work - what a banger.
(Snow White)

I was Kaiser Bill’s Batman by Whistling Jack Smith

Huh? There’s definitively no whistling in Blue Monday! In fact if there was a song that the antithesis of a song that had whistling in it Blie Monday would be it.

Bryan Ferry - Jealous Guy

Dock of the Bay Otis Redding.
Dint worry Be happy. By Bobby Mcsomething.

Billy Joel - The Stranger

Into the Wild by LP. LP is an amazing whistler

Don’t Worry Be Happy

LP - Lost on you - not much whistling but what there is is pretty unique!

he's definitely a whistler!

Not a song as such, but the theme music for a late 70s/early 80s drama serial called Flambards. I loved the music so much as a kid I even bought the soundtrack LP from John Menzies 😂 The theme is built around a whistled refrain, and it's quite cheery but oddly haunting too. I loved that series, and the books it was based on.

Over time the album got scratched and lost. Years later, after the Internet had been around for a while, I discovered the composer had his own website and was self-producing CD copies of the soundtrack. So I sent off for one and still play it from time to time. It's like a time machine - I must've been 12 or 13 when it first came on TV.

Yeah, Dock of the Bay …… until the whistling starts 😄

Alessandro Alessandroni’s whistling in Ennio Morricone’s The Good The Bad and The Ugly is iconic!