Complete Clue List
Across
1. Opening track on Ralph McTell's 1969 album "Spiral Staircase" (7,2,6)
9. Winner of the 1999 German F1 Grand Prix, ___ Irvine (5)
10. Lead member of the American folk band "Vetiver" (4,5)
11. A synonym from the French language for being completely unclothed (2,7)
12. In 1992 "Satiate" was the first album released by this punk rock band (5)
13. "The ___" a novel by Dashiell Hammett published in January 1934 (4,3)
15. The film "Sango: The Legendary African King" was directed by ___ Lasode (7)
17. In soccer, term for inadvertently scoring for the opposition (3,4)
19. Relating to a person's external sexual organs (7)
20. An album by US jazz trumpeter Bill Dixon released posthumously in 2011 (5)
22. The IDS Center (office skyscraper) is the tallest building in this US state (9)
24. Director of the 1989 NASA Apollo documentary "For All Mankind" (2,7)
25. "Light Up the World" was a studio album from this group released in 2012 (5)
26. American author whose novel "The Pitcher Shower" was published in 2005 (6,9)
Down
1. Drummer with English rock band "The Police" 1977-1986 (7,8)
2. The flag flown by British Merchant ships (3,6)
3. Winner of Wimbledon Ladies Singles title in both 1976 and 1981, Chris ___ (5)
4. Paul ___, first husband of Françoise d'Aubigné who later married Louis XIV of France (7)
5. Beethoven's only opera, first performed in 1805 (7)
6. John Legend's second studio album released in 2006 (4,5)
7. Given name of the actress who was Grace Adler in the sitcom "Will & Grace" (5)
8. He starred as Merlin in the 1981 British film "Excalibur" (5,10)
14. John McGlashan College is located in this suburb of Dunedin, New Zealand (5,4)
16. An outgoing, gregarious person (9)
18. In England, the London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury: ___ Palace (7)
19. A person's biological father (7)
21. Lasse ___ won both the 5,000 m and the 10,000 m at the 1972 and 1976 Olympic Games (5)
23. The Grillo-Theater can be found in the centre of this German city (5)