Referring Clues

• With 53-Down, a beverage brand since 1777
• Chorale part
• Striped fish
• Word with blue or sea
• Kind of drum or fiddle
• Opera villain, typically
• Lowest pitch
• Lowest voice
• With 32-Down, recipient of England's first trademark
• River fish
• Bigmouth, e.g.
• Part of a combo
• Barbershop quartet part
• Striped game fish
• Male voice
• Like McCartney's guitar in the Beatles
• Blackfish or redeye
• Low pitch?
• Largemouth or smallmouth
• McCartney's instrument
• McCartney played it in the Beatles
• It may be striped
• Stereo knob
• Low voice
• Low pitch
• Striped swimmer
• "Nozze di Figaro" part for Dr. Bartolo
• Stereo control
• Follower of the bottom line?
• Paul McCartney played it for the Beatles
• Part of a jazz combo
• Treble's counterpart
• Bigmouth, for one
• Voice below baritone
• Kentucky's state fish, the Kentucky spotted ___
• Grouper, e.g.
• It's deep
• Low part
• Paul Robeson, e.g.
• Staff below middle C
• Game fish
• Barbershop quartet member
• Barbershop figure
• Low man in the loft
• Largest fiddle
• Sound from a woofer
• Bottom line
• Paul McCartney's instrument
• Guitar McCartney played as a Beatle
• Ale choice
• Chorus voice
• Paul McCartney played it in the Beatles
• Bull fiddle's range
• Person responsible for the bottom line
• It lays down the beat, often
• Lower than baritone
• Largemouth, for one
• Low man in the choir
• Boom box setting
• Jazz combo member
• Low in pitch
• Bottom line reader
• Kind of sax
• Largemouth or smallmouth, e.g.
• Quartet member
• Cash register?
• Doo-wop group anchor
• Striped critter
• Food fish
• Pub order
• Angler's quarry
• Choir member
• Tenor's colleague
• Cello's range
• Lake fish
• Male choir member
• Deep voice
• Wide-mouthed fish
• String-section member
• Big instrument
• Male singing voice
• Woofer output
• Low range
• Smallmouth fish
• Barbershop quartet voice
• Popular game fish
• Source of low pitches?
• Choral voice
• Angler's prize, sometimes
• Fisherman's lure?
• Sport fisherman's lure?
• Clef or drum
• Part of a combo, often
• Low vocal range
• Clef below middle C
• Barbershop necessity?
• Source of low pitches
• Kind of drum
• One hitting the low pitches?
• Big mouth, of a sort
• Choir part
• Opposite of treble
• What subwoofers supply
• Low singing voice
• Type of guitar
• Sport fish
• Largemouth ___
• See 64-Down
• Sting's instrument
• Sam Adams alternative
• Type of fishing
• With 6 Across, music-staff symbol
• Largemouth fish
• Largemouth ___
• Barry White, vocally
• Chaliapin, for one
• "Striped" fish
• Male chorister
• Orchestra or choir member
• North American freshwater fish
• Angler's quarry, perhaps
• Type of clef
• Popular British brew
• Chorus member
• Large-mouth fish
• Fiddle type
• Cello's kin
• Low-voiced
• Low
• Low-pitched
• Glee club member
• Hardly a falsetto
• Tuba's range
• It's lower than a baritone
• Bottom part
• Deep singing voice
• Doo wop part
• Hitter of low pitches?
• Low male voice
• "Largemouth" fish
• Instrument in the song
• Instrument played by Bill Wyman
• Male choir voice
• It may be largemouth or spotted
• Freshwater fish
• Barbershop member
• Barbershop singer
• Paul Robeson, for one
• Spiny-finned sport fish
• Mixer setting
• Low-voiced chorus member
• Fishing tournament fish
• Type of fiddle
• Woofer range
• Low singer
• ___ clef
• Deep end?
• ___ Pro Shops
• Deepest part
• "Gossip Girl's" Chuck ___
• Bigmouth fish?
• Choral part
• "all about that ___"
• Alpert's Tijuana ___
• Man's voice
• Four-stringed guitar
• Edible fish
• Mingus' instrument
• Kind of clef
• Striper, e.g.
• Jazz group instrument
• What Barry White often sings?
• Sea ___
• Common freshwater fish
• Drum type
• Deep male voice
• Angling trophy
• Prominent feature of dubstep music
• Band instrument or angler's quest
• Male choral voice
• Swimmer or singer
• "Largemouth" creature
• One who can't hit high pitches?
• Deep choral voice
• Sushi bar seafood
• British brew with a red triangle in its logo
• Percoid fish
• Name of a fish
• Doo-wop group member
• *The Mikado in "The Mikado," e.g.
• It'll make your rearview mirror vibrate
• Fresh water fish
• Musically low
• Male singer
• Type of drum
• Fisherman's catch
• Fish that fishermen love to catch
• Type of guitar or fish
• Low-voiced singer
• Black donkey – one with a low voice
• Low notes
• Deep-voiced male singer
• Barry White, notably
• Fisherman's prey, sometimes
• Singing voice
• Popular fish for fishermen
• Guitar with four strings
• Type of fish
• Large percussion instrument
• Lowest adult male singing voice
• Male voice - fish
• Voice sounds camp on the radio
• Fish - low voice
• Low voice - fish
• Big percussion instrument
• Singer
• The mere suggestion of endlessly bad saints is fishy!
• Fishy looking singer
• Very low perch
• Part of orchestra lacking right instrument
• Fish - low in pitch
• Fish - singer
• Booming percussion instrument
• Singer's perch
• Deep sea fish
• Fish (which sings?)
• Singing voice - fish
• Fish given low score?
• Drink for a singer ...
• Singer of many scales?
• Deep, or denizen thereof
• Deep 10?
• Deep tone
• Fish with strings attached?
• Swimmer with a big mouth?
• Largemouth
• Subwoofer's output
• One with a talent for hitting low pitches
• King Marke in "Tristan und Isolde," e.g.
• Low-pitched voice
• Fish given deepest line?
• Fish may be bottled 6
• Voice in Bottom's head - where did it come from?
• Swimmer giving voice
• Lowest register of the male voice
• Variety of sea and freshwater perch
• Fish when in outskirts of Bowness
• Singer promptly dropping off instruments
• Fish, black when small
• Voice of inferior quality? Sounds like it
• Perch for member of male voice choir
• Someone singing scales on this
• Instrument played by rockers Flea and Paul McCartney
• Thumping music line
• Kind of guitar
• Low voice in a chorus
• Fish
• Four-stringed instrument
• Low choral voice
• Thick-stringed guitar
• Big fiddle
• Lean fleshed fish
• Villain's part, often
• Low-end instrument
• Woofer emanation
• John Entwistle's instrument
• Low man in a doo-wop group
• Bigheaded fool, but a natural swimmer
• Barbershop part
• Guitar variety
• Fishy catch
• What the diner ordered in a low voice?
• Double ___ (cello's cousin)
• Subwoofer output
• Fish type
• Fishy-looking member of the choir?
• Low clef
• Opera villain's voice, often
• The voice on the line?
• Power trio instrument
• Fish with "sea" and "striped" varieties
• Leporello in "Don Giovanni," e.g.
• Biggest fiddle
• The Temptations' Melvin Franklin, for one
• Esperanza Spalding instrument
• Sound from a subwoofer
• A fish
• British brew since 1777
• Sarastro in "The Magic Flute," e.g.
• Certain fish or fellow
• "All About That ___" (Meghan Trainor hit)
• Male voice part
• Low tones
• Voice that's also a fish
• Shoe company with a fish name
• Low choir voice
• Low guitar
• Fish with a striped variety
• Low-pitched instrument
• Voice range for Ryan Speedo Green
• Choir voice
• Deep choir voice
• Singer or scaly swimmer
• Male singing voice, often
• Instrument for Esperanza Spalding
• He looks fishier than he sounds
• Role for Paul McCartney in the Beatles
• Type of fishing, or the prey
• String section instrument
• Voice lower than tenor
• Instrument for Este Haim of the pop rock trio Haim
• "Big mouth" creature
• Low pitch pro
• With 21-Across, marching band instrument
• Many an opera villain
• Amp knob
• Name of an instrument or a fish
• Este Haim's instrument
• Singing voice type
• Chilean sea ___
• *Actress Angela
• Meshell Ndegeocello's instrument
• Common catch
• Subwoofer sound
• Prominent instrument in "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'"
• ___ sax
• Victor Wooten's instrument
• Big Mouth Billy ___ (singing prop fish)
• Low-end speaker
• Part of a band or a school
• Prominent feature of dub music
• Low man's voice
• Hunting/fishing retailer ___ Pro Shops
• Fishy deep voice?
• Deep notes
• Adam Clayton's instrument
• Part of SATB
• Large drum
• Striped ___
• One setting on speakers
• Joint thing in the Venn diagram of "instruments" and "fish"