| "The Thrill Is Gone" hitmaker, 1970 | 45 |
| "The Thrill Is Gone" bluesman | 39 |
| "Every Day I Have the Blues" guitarist | 48 |
| "3 O'Clock Blues" hitmaker, 1952 | 46 |
| Late-week marquee sign at a blues club? | 39 |
| Lucille | 7 |
| Small riot? | 11 |
| Jack Bruce power trio | 21 |
| Ginger, Jack and Gary | 21 |
| Ginger Baker trio | 17 |
| "Around the Next Dream" power trio, for short | 55 |
| "Sooner or Later" U.K. pop trio | 41 |
| A sysadmin might maintain one | 29 |
| Sysadmins may run them | 22 |
| Rustic carriages | 16 |
| Final exam handout | 18 |
| Rap devotee, in slang | 21 |
| Hip-hop devotee | 15 |
| Hip hop fan, maybe | 18 |
| Thomas Gainsborough masterpiece, with "The" | 53 |
| Rap enthusiast, in slang | 24 |
| Rap devotee, slangily | 21 |
| Jose Ruiz of "So You Think You Can Dance," e.g. | 57 |
| Hip-hopper | 10 |
| Hip-hop devotee, in old slang | 29 |
| Male breakdancer with a feminine sobriquet? | 43 |
| Hip-hoppers | 11 |
| "Wild Style" dancers | 30 |
| Trinket for a breakdancer? | 26 |
| Gift for an outdoor chef | 24 |
| Party bowlful with zing | 23 |
| It might make marks on your dog | 31 |
| Entree covered with sauce | 25 |
| Place for a grilling, briefly | 29 |
| Pig roast spot, briefly | 23 |
| Bed of coals | 12 |
| Grill sites, briefly | 20 |
| Grilling cookbook authors Karen Adler and Judith Fertig, collectively | 69 |
| Ans. to a suburban invite? | 26 |
| Brisket flavoring | 17 |
| Something that goes from a pit to your stomach? | 47 |
| It'll stick to your ribs | 28 |
| Griller's condiment | 23 |
| Flavoring with regional variations across the U.S. | 50 |
| Cookout condiment | 17 |
| Tony-winning director of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" | 85 |
| Certain muzzleloader | 20 |
| Rubenesque figure, in the personals | 35 |
| Last rewards? | 13 |
| West coast address | 18 |
| Dogwood Prov. | 13 |
| Mazda Sassou, notably | 21 |
| Worry for the superstitious | 27 |
| Fashion Week brand | 18 |
| Include in an e-mail without other recipients knowing | 53 |
| Discreetly send a dupe email to | 31 |
| Abbr. on top of some e-mails | 28 |
| Send to secretly, in a way | 26 |
| Send covertly, as a dupe email | 30 |
| Secretly keep in the email loop, briefly | 40 |
| Secretly e-mail | 15 |
| Secret attachment, for short | 28 |
| Quietly forward | 15 |
| Privately keep in the email loop, briefly | 41 |
| Letters in front of an e-mail address | 37 |
| Include secretly, as in an email exchange | 41 |
| Include secretly, as in an email | 32 |
| Include secretly in an email, say | 33 |
| Include invisibly in an email | 29 |
| Include discreetly on an email | 30 |
| Include discreetly | 18 |
| E-mail add-on | 13 |
| Discreet email letters | 22 |
| Bring into the conversation, quietly | 36 |
| Abbr. atop some e-mails | 23 |
| Abbr. at the top of an email | 28 |
| Include discreetly a Yankees ace on an e-mail? | 46 |
| Letters in an early 1990s financial scandal | 43 |
| Initials in a 1991 financial scandal | 36 |
| A-G linkup | 10 |
| Immune system lymphocyte | 24 |
| Certain lymphocyte | 18 |
| Lymphocyte found in marrow | 26 |
| Bone marrow lymphocyte | 22 |
| Antibody generator | 18 |
| They're in bone marrow | 26 |
| Unit of bananas: Abbr. | 22 |
| Grape purchase: Abbr. | 21 |
| Tech. degree | 12 |
| Meth makers, informally | 23 |
| Guitarist's position that also includes D# and F# | 53 |
| Commode component | 17 |
| Dapper advertising mascot of the early 20th century | 51 |
| Vitamin group | 13 |
| Certain vitamins | 16 |
| Fair skin? | 10 |
| Part of many a daily supplement | 31 |
| Vancouver stadium | 17 |
| Flintstone receivers? | 21 |
| College football ranking format | 31 |