Bowie re-___ as Ziggy Stardust in '72 | 41 |
Lifts one's head above water | 32 |
Chef who says "Pork fat rules!" | 41 |
"Kick it up a notch!" chef | 36 |
"Kick it up a notch" TV chef | 38 |
Short-lived 2001 sitcom about a chef | 36 |
His catchphrase is "Bam!" | 35 |
First name at New Orleans's NOLA restaurant | 47 |
Chef who kicks things up a notch | 32 |
Chef who can "kick it up" | 35 |
Chef known to “kick it up a notch” | 42 |
Chef known to "kick it up a notch" | 44 |
2013 Culinary Hall of Fame inductee | 35 |
"There's a Chef in My Soup!" writer | 49 |
"The Essence of __": Food Network show | 48 |
"The Essence of ___," Food Network show | 49 |
"Louisiana Real and Rustic" author | 44 |
"Essence of __" (popular cable show) | 46 |
"Bam!" man in the kitchen | 35 |
"___ Live," longtime Food Network show | 48 |
"__ at the Grill" (2009 cookbook) | 43 |
___'s Bam! Burger Hamburger Seasoning | 41 |
Term used to designate retired professors | 41 |
Retired professor's designation | 35 |
"The Over-Soul" essayist | 34 |
"Self-Reliance" essayist | 34 |
Rock music's __, Lake & Palmer | 38 |
He wrote "The Over-Soul" | 34 |
Boston college from which Jay Leno graduated | 44 |
Author of "Representative Men" | 40 |
"The American Scholar" speech giver | 45 |
"Society and Solitude" author | 39 |
"Shot heard round the world" writer | 45 |
"Hitch your wagon to a star" source | 45 |
''Self-Reliance'' essayist | 42 |
__ board (manicurist's tool) | 32 |
___ board (manicurist's tool) | 33 |
Something that might reduce a tip? | 34 |
Mineral for grinding and polishing | 34 |
It may be applied across the board? | 35 |
It may be applied across the board | 34 |
Coarse mineral used for grinding | 32 |
Board that may be rough around the edges | 40 |
Abrasive material used for nail files | 37 |
___ board, on a manicurist's tray | 37 |
What alcohol works as, if you drink enough of it | 48 |
"Unbelievable" rock band | 34 |
1990s "Unbelievable" band | 35 |
"Unbelievable" dance band | 35 |
"Unbelievable" band of 1991 | 37 |
"Schubert Dip" U.K. dance band | 40 |
It's expressed in volts: Abbr. | 34 |
Group whose 1991 hit sampled Andrew Dice Clay | 45 |
Energy expressed in volts: Abbr. | 32 |
British band with "Unbelievable" | 42 |
Band that recorded "Unbelievable" | 43 |
An amt. of energy expressed in volts | 36 |
"Unbelievable" techno-funk group | 42 |
"Unbelievable" techno-funk band | 41 |
"Unbelievable" rock group | 35 |
"Unbelievable" one-hit wonder | 39 |
Parent company of Capitol Records | 33 |
One of the Big Four record labels | 33 |
The Gramophone Company Ltd., today | 34 |
The Gramophone Company Ltd., later | 34 |
Red Hot Chili Peppers label, once | 33 |
Parent company of Blue Note Records | 35 |
One of the "big four" record labels | 45 |
One of the "Big Four" record companies | 48 |
Longtime Pet Shop Boys record label | 35 |
Former "big four" record company | 42 |
"Never Mind the Bollocks" closer | 42 |
Rod Stewart's recording label | 33 |
Record label sued by Yoko Ono in 2006 | 37 |
Record label initials across the pond | 37 |
Record company that owns the Beatles catalogue | 46 |
Radiohead's former record label | 35 |
Parent company of Virgin Records | 32 |
Owner of Capitol Records and Parlophone | 39 |
One of the music industry's former Big Four | 47 |
One of the music industry's Big Four | 40 |
One of the "big four" music companies | 47 |
Music co. headquartered in London | 33 |
Longtime Parlophone record label owner | 38 |
Label that owns Blue Note Records | 33 |
Label that bought Virgin Records in 1992 | 40 |
Its labels include Angel and Capitol | 36 |
Electric & Musical Industries label | 39 |
David Bowie's recording label | 33 |
Company that dropped DRM in April, 2007 | 39 |
Columbia-associated record label | 32 |
Co. that owns Parlophone records | 32 |
Blue Note Records' parent company | 37 |
Big inits. in the record business | 33 |
(Q)u(ic)k(ly re)l(e)a(se, as a) bel(ch) | 39 |
___ Watanabe, Olympics figure skater | 36 |
___ Wantanabe, Japanese figure skater | 37 |
___ Latin (record label offshoot) | 33 |
___ Koussi, Chad's highest peak | 35 |
___ Group ("big four" record co.) | 43 |