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Mr. Galliano gives the melodies their prominence: what stays in your head after they’re over are Rota’s huge, beautiful, whistleable themes.
From New York Times ● Jan. 23, 2012
On Corduroy, the album's best song, lead singer Eddie Vedder delivers an impassioned antimedia rant backed up by scathing guitars -- but the melody is pretty and whistleable, and you can't forget it.
From Time Magazine Archive
Least whistleable, least inspired Gershwin item on the program was Dawn of a New Day, the "Official March" he wrote for the New York World's Fair.
From Time Magazine Archive
And another thing: since when is our dance music not tuneful, and not whistleable?
From Time Magazine Archive
Fifteen minutes exhausted his memory of the whistleable parts, and he was not given to tiresome repetitions.
From The Lure of the Dim Trails by B. M. Bower
