[78-L] WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK

[David Lennick]

More recently there was a whistler named Ron McCroby. 4 albums on Concord Jazz, 
numerous TV appearances, but his day job was in advertising. I hadn't realized 
that he'd died in 2002.
http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/08/20/loc_obituary_ron.html

dl

On 10/31/2012 10:30 AM, umashankar wrote:
> there was a famous whistler in india, who used to give classical music concerts. he was in the 78 rpm era, and I have to see if there are any records by him.
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>> From: Ray<kil at roadrunner.com>
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>> A good question for the list on a slow day.  Just for fun I’m trying to come up with a playlist on my iTunes of the Top Ten instrumentals-with-whistling records, no vocals.  They don’t have to be on 78, but I have 8 already and most of them are.  I’m not looking for the most obscure recordings you can think of, because I probably won’t be able to find a copy.  Here are the 8 I have so far...
>> 1.  HEARTACHES - Ted Weems
>> 2.  SWEET GEORGIA BROWN – Brother Bones
>> 3.  MARCH FROM THE RIVER QUAI – Mitch Miller
>> 4.  THE HAPPY WHISTLER – Don Robertson
>> 5.  THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY – Leroy Holmes
>> 6.  BIG NOISE FROM WINETKA – Haggart and Bauduc
>> 7.  I WAS KAISER BILL’S BATMAN – Whistling Jack Smith
>> 8.  THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY – Hugo Montenegro
>> Any other suggestions?  Just two to go.  I could use the ANDY GRIFFITH THEME but it is so short, I’d rather not.
>> RayK
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