Referring Clues

• It's heard in "Besame Mucho"
• Lisa Simpson plays it
• Instrument in the E-Street Band
• "Wailing" instrument
• Part of a jazz combo
• Kenny G's instrument
• Smooth jazz feature
• Clinton's blown it
• Certain jazz soloist
• Single-reed instrument
• Instrument that wails
• Jazz instrument
• Adolphe with an instrument named after him
• Adolphe ___, musical instrument inventor
• "Harlem Nocturne" instrument
• Instrument in the E Street Band
• Instrument famously played by Bill Clinton on "The Arsenio Hall Show"
• Big band instrument
• Baritone instrument, perhaps
• Clinton's instrument
• Clinton blows it
• Big band member
• Musical instrument inventor Adolphe
• Jazz instrument, familiarly
• Soprano instrument
• Jazz instrument, briefly
• Bill Clinton's instrument
• Smooth jazz instrument
• Jazz instrument, for short
• Adolphe with a horn named after him
• Bill Clinton blew it
• Bleeding Gums Murphy's instrument
• Writer Rohmer
• Wailing instrument
• Instrument for Kenny G
• Clarence Clemons's instrument
• Woodwind instrument
• Dexter Gordon's instrument
• Joe Henderson's instrument
• John Coltrane's instrument
• Bird's horn
• Tenorman's instrument
• Jazz reed
• "Take Five" instrument
• Charlie Parker's instrument
• Pee Wee Ellis plays one
• Cannonball Adderley's instrument
• Fu Manchu creator Rohmer
• Zoot's instrument in Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem
• Doo-wop horn
• Kenny G's horn
• Former White House instrument
• Doo-wop instrument
• '90s White House instrument
• Coltrane's instrument
• Tenor instrument, maybe
• Eponymous instrument maker Adolphe
• Novelist Rohmer
• Instrument inventor
• Big-band horn
• Lisa Simpson's instrument
• Part of a jazz combo, often
• Big-band instrument
• Valved instrument, informally
• Member of the brass section
• "Yakety ___," 1963 hit
• Jam-session instrument
• Brass in the Clinton White House?
• Jazz piece?
• Stan Getz's horn
• Horn for a Muppet named Zoot
• Parker played it
• Clinton played one
• Tenor ___
• Woody Herman's woodwind
• Instrument with a solo during "Maneater"
• Coleman Hawkins' instrument
• Instrument for Clarence Clemons
• Stan Getz inst.
• Charlie Parker's instru-ment, familiarly
• Grover Washington's instrument
• Jazz combo staple
• Jazzy horn
• Coltrane blew it
• Horn with keys
• Blues instrument
• Wailing horn
• Jazz combo horn
• Reed instrument
• Jazz horn
• Getz's instrument
• Combo instrument
• Clinton blew it
• Stan Getz plays one
• Stan Getz's instrument
• Clinton's brass
• Bird's horn?
• Zoot the Muppet plays one on TV
• Clarence Clemons blew it
• Instrument patented in 1846
• Kenny G plays one
• Bubba's instrument
• Adderley's instrument
• Kenny G's specialty
• Jazz band instrument
• Instrument played by Kenny G
• One was blown in Ellington's band
• Member of the E Street Band
• Adolphe who developed a horn
• It wails a lot
• Bird's instrument
• Prominent horn in jazz
• One may be tenor
• Big Band instrument, for short
• Horn inventor Adolphe
• Clinton's horn
• "Wailing" instrument, briefly
• Start to a phone?
• Instrument in Glenn Miller's "Pennsylvania 6-5000"
• "Pink Panther Theme" soloist
• Horn in the front row of a big band
• Instrument for Bill Clinton, informally
• Common doo-wop soloist
• Some musicians blow it
• Coltrane's instrument, informally
• "Just the Way You Are" soloist
• Wail producer
• Kenny G plays it
• Early rock horn
• Jazz combo instrument
• See 15-Across
• Ornette Coleman's instrument
• Presidential instrument
• Jazz band participant
• Classic doo-wop horn
• Jazzy woodwind, briefly
• Instrument in swing
• ___ and violins (music pun)
• Instrument that can "wail"
• Jazz wind instrument
• Swing band instrument
• See 63-Across
• Jazz band staple
• Jazzy instrument
• "Yakety ___": rock-'n'-roll novelty hit
• Certain horn
• Wind instrument in 9-Down, for short
• Horn instrument
• Brass with a reed
• Marching band instrument
• Instrument for Stan Getz
• Talking Heads "___ and Violins"
• A familiar wind instrument
• Jazz instrument (abbr)
• "Tequila" instrument
• Wind instrument (abbr)
• Sanborn's instrument
• Junior Walker's instrument
• Wailer at a jazz club
• "Yakety ___" (1963 Boots Randolph single)
• Instrument with alto and tenor varieties, for short
• Single-reed woodwind instrument, for short
• Jazz item
• Coltrane's axe
• Kenny G's instrument, for short
• Gerry Mulligan's horn
• Instrument in a jazz combo, for short
• Horn played by Bill Clinton
• Bluesy woodwind
• Instrument with a notable solo in Springsteen's "Born to Run"
• Do its notes sound blue?
• Wailing instrument, informally
• Lisa Simpson's instrument, briefly
• Clinton plays one
• It's heard in the "Simpsons" theme
• A familiar instrumental piece
• Instrument featured on Springsteen's "Born to Run"
• In short, it lacks nothing but a phone
• Kamasi Washington’s instrument
• Charlie Parker's instrument, informally
• Horn for Bird or Trane
• Part of a horn section
• Bleeding Gums Murphy plays it
• Bird’s music maker
• Prominent feature of "Rhapsody in Blue"
• Tia Fuller's instrument
• Horn for Parker
• Familiar instrument with a colourful sound
• Branford Marsalis' instrument, informally
• Part of many film noir scores
• Wailing wind instrument, for short
• Kenny G’s instrument
• YolanDa Brown's instrument
• Alto or tenor instrument, informally
• Common doo-wop solo instrument
• Long-bodied jazz instrument, for short
• Parker's wind
• Instrument among the woodwinds
• Vi Redd's instrument
• Adolphe who invented a musical instrument
• Eponymous instrument inventor Adolphe
• Instrument in most jazz combos
• Instrument often used as the "J" in a "Jazz Club" sign
• Follower of alto or tenor
• Instrument notably featured in George Michael's 1984 hit "Careless Whisper"
• "Yakety ___": horn-heavy novelty hit
• Bluesy instrument, for short
• Bill Clinton's is displayed at the Smithsonian, for short
• Lisa Simpson's musical instrument
• Coltrane's horn
• Cannonball Adderley's musical instrument, informally
• One of five in a typical big band