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The Whistling Podcast
Frederick Darnaby
30 episodes
6 days ago
This is the Whistling Podcast. It's not about sports, nor about reporting corruption and vice. It's not about trying to pick up chicks nor an obsession with tea kettles. It's not about trainspotting nor fireworks. At least not yet. It is about musical whistling, the kind you do with your mouth while passing a graveyard.
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This is the Whistling Podcast. It's not about sports, nor about reporting corruption and vice. It's not about trying to pick up chicks nor an obsession with tea kettles. It's not about trainspotting nor fireworks. At least not yet. It is about musical whistling, the kind you do with your mouth while passing a graveyard.
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Episode 18: Ronald Abbot McCroby
The Whistling Podcast
49 minutes 26 seconds
3 years ago
Episode 18: Ronald Abbot McCroby

In my estimation, Ron McCroby was the greatest of jazz whistlers. I try to pay my tribute to his inspiration in this episode.


https://youtu.be/0jBwPBRvaoM

https://youtu.be/1Kg2_-DcYWU

https://youtu.be/WU10Pu57EhM

http://www.whistlingrecords.net/

The Whistling Podcast
This is the Whistling Podcast. It's not about sports, nor about reporting corruption and vice. It's not about trying to pick up chicks nor an obsession with tea kettles. It's not about trainspotting nor fireworks. At least not yet. It is about musical whistling, the kind you do with your mouth while passing a graveyard.