| London-based record company | 27 |
| Former Radiohead label | 22 |
| Record label founded in 1957 | 28 |
| Radiohead record label | 22 |
| Longtime U.K. record label | 26 |
| Longtime Pink Floyd label | 25 |
| Barenaked Ladies' label | 27 |
| Abbey Road Studios owner | 24 |
| ___ Koussi, peak in Chad | 24 |
| Universal Music Group label | 27 |
| The Gramophone Company, now | 27 |
| Sister record co. of Virgin | 27 |
| Sigur Rós' label | 23 |
| Robbie Williams's label | 27 |
| Record label with Capitol | 25 |
| Rec. label across the pond | 26 |
| Pink Floyd's label | 22 |
| Onetime Sheena Easton label | 27 |
| Onetime Pink Floyd label | 24 |
| Onetime David Bowie label | 25 |
| Major label broken up in 2012 | 29 |
| London-based music label | 24 |
| London-based music giant | 24 |
| LCD Soundsystem's label | 27 |
| Label that enables Katy Perry | 29 |
| J. Geils Band record label | 26 |
| Iron Maiden's label, once | 29 |
| Former Capitol Records owner | 28 |
| Former British record label | 27 |
| DFA Records' parent label | 29 |
| Company that owns Blue Note | 27 |
| Columbia's owner, once | 26 |
| Capitol-___ (music company) | 27 |
| British recording giant | 23 |
| Brit. recording heavyweight | 27 |
| Blue Note's parent co. | 26 |
| Big inits. in recording | 23 |
| A&M or RCA competitor | 25 |
| Move to another country | 23 |
| Seek greener pastures, say | 26 |
| Move to foreign shores | 22 |
| Move from one's country | 27 |
| Leave the Old Sod for new sod | 29 |
| Leave the country, perhaps | 26 |
| Leave one's native land | 27 |
| An American in Paris, maybe | 27 |
| Political asylum seeker | 23 |
| Political refugee, e.g. | 23 |
| Asylum seeker, perhaps | 22 |
| Displaced person, maybe | 23 |
| Settler in a foreign land | 25 |
| Settler from a foreign land | 27 |
| Political refugee, maybe | 24 |
| One fleeing persecution, say | 28 |
| October Revolution figure | 25 |
| Not a natural-born citizen | 26 |
| Mayflower passenger, for one | 28 |
| Mayflower passenger, e.g. | 25 |
| Future citizen, perhaps | 23 |
| Einstein or Fermi, e.g. | 23 |
| Displaced person, often | 23 |
| Some displaced persons | 22 |
| Some political refugees | 23 |
| Fleers from France: 1789 | 24 |
| Silent film star Jannings | 25 |
| Czech runner Zátopek | 23 |
| Jannings or Zátopek | 22 |
| Jannings of old movies | 22 |
| Gold medal runner Zatopek | 25 |
| Industrialist von Skoda | 23 |
| 1928 Oscar winner Jannings | 26 |
| Zatopek of Olympic fame | 23 |
| Early Oscar winner Jannings | 27 |
| Distance runner Zatopek | 23 |
| Oscar-winning actor Jannings | 28 |
| Old-time actor Jannings | 23 |
| Napoleon biographer Ludwig | 26 |
| German Expressionist Nolde | 26 |
| German biographer ___ Ludwig | 28 |
| Expressionist painter Nolde | 27 |
| Track legend Zátopek | 27 |
| The screen's Jannings | 25 |
| Swiss theologian Brunner | 24 |
| Silver screen's Jannings | 28 |
| Russian pianist Gilels | 22 |
| Royals outfielder Brown | 23 |
| Oscar-winning Jannings | 22 |
| Olympic track legend Zatopek | 28 |
| Olympic runner Zatopek | 22 |
| Nobelist von Behring: 1901 | 26 |
| Nobelist Theodor Kocher | 23 |
| Nobelist _____ von Behring | 26 |
| Nobel chemist Fischer: 1902 | 27 |
| Mathematician Post or Artin | 27 |
| Jannings with an Oscar | 22 |
| Jannings of old Hollywood | 25 |
| Jannings of classic cinema | 26 |
| Jannings of old flicks | 23 |
| Jannings of old films | 22 |
| German biographer Ludwig | 24 |