OK… what is it with Whistle Players (all male, so far) who either shave their heads or are cue-ball bald?
Too much heat from playing incredibly intricate tunes at breakneck speed making it fall out??
A bad case of lice passing through a series of festivals??
A statement of some kind??
I happen to like bald heads, myself, but this seems to be an up and coming thing, at least in the cases of several recently linked players of talent.
So… wazupwidat??
I have hair.
Plenty o’ hair; it’s just all gone a nice shade of Burke aluminum gray.
Congratulations! 
Disclaimer: It is my firm contention that the having of hair or the not-having is irrelevent to a person’s value as a human being or talent, realized or latent, for whistling. 
Brian Finnegan, Matheu Watson, and at least two others whose names I cannot recall at the moment… just recently mentioned or linked here.
Another interesting point: nearly every whistler out there has a nose.
OK! OK! So I’m seeing a pattern where there probably isn’t one… but it just did seem odd that the last 4 in a row I looked at all were sporting smoothies.
I had a nose once…
It ran away.
hey…
dont think its easy playing with a running nose
sorry couldnt help that one
And many of them have learned play all three registers of their whistle WITH said nose, which is why you never, ever, use someone elses whistle.
What?
No Baldies here.
Phil
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Ah, Annie…I am so glad I am in style…
Best to you, as always.
Byll
Baldness is in style, now, hadn’t you noticed? I thought Michael Jordan
started it, but it’s been too long now for that to be true… Maybe
Michael Stipe? Either way, it’s our time now, fellow follicularly-challenged
men! Enjoy it while it lasts!
I thought that dude from Mythbusters made bald popular.
I thought shaved-heads became popular about the time that hair-follicle drug detection was invented…
Hah. I did that a few days ago, just so my roomate would play her own damn whistle!
For the record, I’m the hairest person I know. So, blah!