DJ Riko's "Whistler's Delight" greatest whistle-themed mashup of 2005?

OK, I did my best to search this, so if people already went into this in detail when it first broke. Anyway: DJ Riko's "Whistler's Delight." Mash-up of a smorgasbord of whistling hooks from popular music reaching occasionally back as far as the pre-rock era. You can check it out here and listen to the whole thing in stream with a little clicking around. The beat's not exactly mindblowing and there are some extraneous "yeah!" yells etc, but you can't go wrong with a high-concept novelty single, right? Anyway, where ILM comes in is, for all my half-assed efforts, I couldn't find a list of all the samples, nor is my musical-history type knowledge quite good enough to do it off the top of my head. Here's what I hear (whistles only, not the dialogue snippets and so on):

1. Peter Gabriel, "Games Without Frontiers"
2. The Bangles, "Walk Like An Egyptian"
3. ???
4. Brother Bones, "Sweet Georgia Brown" (Harlem Globetrotters theme)
5. J. Geils Band, "Centerfold"
6. Andy Griffith theme (title?)
7. That Psycho whistling thing from Kill Bill
8. ??? power-ballady thing?
9. Bobby McFerrin, "Don't Worry, Be Happy"
10. Otis Redding, "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay"
11. ?????, old-timey bumpkin on a log thing, bloody fantastic
12. ????, with spacey noises in the background
13. ????, with crunchy national anthem guitars
14. ????, I know I know this, is it Mungo Jerry?
15. Billy Joel, "The Stranger"
16. ???, jaunty, very familiar-sounding.
17. ???, may be more of the above
18. David Bowie, "Golden Years"
19. GnR, "Patience"
20. ???, something like a bunch of kids as one
21. ???, it's that Great Escape thing thing, does it have a credit?
22. ?????, long-held string notes behind it
23. "Always Look On The Bright Side of Life" (with Eric Idle's noxious vocalizing for extra "why isn't he editing this" fun)

Help me out here. For further list thread quality, feel free to name things you think that should have been included and weren't. For less list thread cholesterol, discuss the song itself, its merits and irritations and so on.