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- Rock band whose founding members adopted the names Gene and Dean (4) *
- Aid in learning to play guitar (3) *
- Prefix with change (5)
- A Swedish ferry destination (6) *
- Löwenbräu product (4) *
- Color for a San Jose Shark (4) *
- Recurring-melody movement (5) *
- Only native of Great Britain to be named "Doctor of the Church" (4) *
- Handyman's chests (8) *
- Supplier ripped into Sister (6) *
- Spanish holiday location with a reputation as a party hub (5) *
- Glum line adopted by Smithers surprisingly (9) *
- Circus hoop hazard (5) *
- Raymond ____ wrote the 1939 crime novel The Big Sleep (8) *
- Headless blusterer who's fond of mystery (6) *
- Poet Laureate and fit dog (6) *
- Beethoven's Fifth duo (5) *
- Keen on wearing stuff pulled from bins mostly (4) *
- Sauce which is sometimes called "the butter of Provence” (5) *
- Ancient Greek god of wine and ritual ecstasy (8) *
- Carriage some aristocrat hailed (5) *
- For men, this usually includes a dinner jacket (7,5) *
- Old difficulty back in marshal's retention of youth? (7) *
- British winner of three London Marathons, two in world record times (5,9) *
- The SI unit of electrical capacitance (5) *
- Judge unopened tinnie as sweet in Oz (4) *
- Turn up this large fish (4) *
- Previously plotted against subordinate with difficult time (12) *
- 1952 Doris Day musical comedy, partly set in France (5,2,5) *
- Debit? Be prepared for what goes out (7) *
- English actor who played the title role in Jesus of Nazareth (1977) (6,6) *
- Unordained though privileged parishioner set page right (3,6) *
- Common digital image format, in use since 1992 (4) *
- Swinney's worthless on account of admitting vacuous rancour (4) *
- What's paid in case urn gets smashed? (9) *
- A type of protein found in blood plasma and serum (8) *
- An improving trend in business or finance (6) *
- As told gags cause breakdown (4) *
- Maize dish, often eaten with specialised skewers (4,2,3,3) *
- Fag end in papa's coat (6) *
- Vegetable mainly eaten in central Europe, with a name meaning "cabbage turnip” (8) *
- Rifles, many loaded with round (5) *
- Legal eagle is fair about sticker on Indonesian car (6) *
- For instance, cracking opinions may be frightful things (6) *
- ____ painted Le Déjeuner sur L'herbe (1863) (7,5) *
- Schoenberg, Berg and Webern were the core of music's "Second ____ School” (8) *
- Very small shirt not specified by hostel (6) *
- British-American poet who won the 1948 Nobel literature prize (5) *
- Former measures of textile length (4) *
- Backbone in lamb (4) *