| Musician's calling card | 27 |
| Many a deejay's disk | 24 |
| Item sent to a deejay | 21 |
| Item in a music producer's in-box | 37 |
| It's usually not for sale | 29 |
| It's fit to be tried | 24 |
| It's cut in pursuit of a break | 34 |
| It may be cut in a studio | 25 |
| Infomercial part | 16 |
| GOPer's rival | 17 |
| Garage band's sample | 24 |
| Garage band's recording | 27 |
| Garage band production | 22 |
| Garage band offering | 20 |
| Free software download | 22 |
| First recording | 15 |
| Example, for short | 18 |
| Discounted item, perhaps | 24 |
| Delivery to a deejay | 20 |
| Dealer's vehicle | 20 |
| Dealer's ride | 17 |
| Dealer's model | 18 |
| Certain used car | 16 |
| Car salesman's vehicle | 26 |
| Car salesman's car perhaps | 31 |
| Car salesman's car | 22 |
| Car salesman's auto | 23 |
| Car dealer's personal car, often | 36 |
| Bands recording to get gigs | 27 |
| bandcamp.com recording | 22 |
| Band's first try | 20 |
| Band sample | 11 |
| Audition recording | 18 |
| Audition CD, say | 16 |
| Aspiring musician's offering | 32 |
| Aspiring band's CD | 22 |
| Arrival in a DJ's inbox | 27 |
| An anagram of mode | 18 |
| A kind of car | 13 |
| Brit's service discharge | 28 |
| Discharged British soldier | 26 |
| Discharge from the RAF | 22 |
| Disband, for short | 18 |
| Tommy's discharge | 21 |
| Muster out, in the U.K. | 23 |
| Muster out of the RAF | 21 |
| Muster out of the R.A.F. | 24 |
| Leave the service, in Britain | 29 |
| Discharge, as from the RAF | 26 |
| Discharge from the R.A.F. | 25 |
| Discharge a Tommy | 17 |
| Disband, to Brits | 17 |
| Disband, postwar | 16 |
| Disband, briefly | 16 |
| Disband troops, British style | 29 |
| Disband troops (Abbr.) | 22 |
| Disband troops | 14 |
| Disband | 7 |
| Party man | 9 |
| Barack Obama, e.g. | 18 |
| Donkey follower | 15 |
| Ballot choice | 13 |
| Political donkey | 16 |
| Jimmy Carter, for one | 21 |
| Tom cared about this voter? | 27 |
| Polk was one | 12 |
| Pendergast partisan, e.g. | 25 |
| Obama, for one | 14 |
| Obama, e.g. | 11 |
| Obama or Clinton | 16 |
| Nonauthoritarian | 16 |
| Locofoco, e.g. | 14 |
| Lightweight horse-drawn wagon | 29 |
| Light farm wagon | 16 |
| JFK or LBJ, e.g. | 16 |
| Jackson was the first to become president | 41 |
| Gore, but not Keyes | 19 |
| Clinton's party party | 25 |
| Cleveland, for example | 22 |
| Cleveland, e.g. | 15 |
| BOXER, NOTABLY | 14 |
| Boxer or Bumpers | 16 |
| Blue-stater | 11 |
| "Blue state" majority member | 38 |
| Out-of-date | 11 |
| No longer stylish | 17 |
| Out of fashion, in France | 25 |
| Out of fashion, in Paris | 24 |
| No longer très chic | 22 |
| Wreck | 5 |
| Tear down | 9 |
| Raze | 4 |
| Lay waste to | 12 |
| Turn to rubble | 14 |
| Raze the roof, and more | 23 |
| BURNISH ANEW | 12 |
| Bulldoze, as a building | 23 |
| Little devil | 12 |
| Go-getter | 9 |
| Devil | 5 |