There's a great swing song called "The Big Noise From Winnetka" by Bob Crosby and the Bobcats. It has no lyrics, just someone whistling and it's awesome.
Bob Crosby was Bing's brother and he had a successful swing band.
Au contraire, Scrappy fair. There are lyrics to it. In fact, you can see the band doing a version with lyrics in the movie Reveille with Beverly which I nabbed off TCM not long ago. Ann Miller stars as Beverly the G.I.'s favorite deejay. Every time she plays a song the camera focuses in on the spinning record and then it irises out to what is basically a video of that song. It also has "Take the A Train" by Duke Ellington, and a super skinny Sinatra in a tux singing "Night and Day" accompanied by an entire orchestra of women, all making flirty eyes at him. Lots of great early Mills brothers too.
Recommended!
Also, my favorite version of "Big Noise From Winnetka" is an instrumental version, with lots of whistling by Cozy Cole. Swings like a mofo.
The lyrics:
Big noise blew in from Winnetka,
stole each girlies heart and then,
big noise blew in from Winnetka,
big noise blew right out again.
Girls were sighing, their boyfriends crying,
their hearts were breaking when,
big noise blew in from Winnetka,
big noise blew right out again.