I'm almost certain that no-one else would've posted this, so: The whistler - Bora Karaca - is a close friend of the band, and appears in various capacities - including more whistling - across their two albums and various side projects.
That was the first one that came to mind, even before John Lennon's original. Pedantic alert - Bryan Ferry solo I believe. Also, Neil Young's 'Walk Like A Giant' has an entire Horse whistlin' along. Cheers, SLuggy
Damn, I thought I had a great one but someone beat me to it. I'll second Billy Joel and "The Strangler".
I know it was mentioned right away but I love take 1 So much promise in this song, what a shame he had to die. "You're not gonna make it as a whistler!".
Elis Regina & Antonio Carlos Jobim - Águas de Março The wonderful Tom Jobim song from the beautiful '74 Philips album "Elis & Tom". A very simple tune with a call and response pattern; delightful, but sophisticated, and so effortlessly sung and played.
In 1967, this whistling novelty song was a top 5 hit in different parts of the world and #20 in the Billboard chart.
Angus Stone - Wooden Chair From the Australian folk singer-songwriter Angus Stone's second solo album "Broken Brights", released in 2012.
Yea -- mine was Cakewalk into Town as well but you beat me to it. It was the first song that popped into my head.
