| KIRSTYMACCOLL | English singer known for her duet on Fairytale of New York (6,7) |
| NATALIE | 1 Across's daughter who won a 1992 Grammy for her 'duet' with her late father (7) |
| TERRELL | Tammi, Motown signer noted for her duets with Marvin Gaye (7) |
| SHANEMACGOWAN | Irish singer known for Fairytale of New York (5,8) |
| SPANDAUBALLET | Pop band encompass a duet on tour around globe (7,6) |
| MACCOLL | Singer on the Pogues' hit Fairytale of New York, Kirsty ------- (7) |
| AULD | "The boys of the _ choir were singing Galway Bay, and the bells were ringing out, for Christmas Day": Fairytale of New York, The Pogues (4) |
| SCUMBAG | One of the insults traded in Fairytale Of New York (7) |
| FINER | Which Pogue co-wrote Fairytale of New York with Shane MacGowan. (5) |
| POGUES | Band that recorded Fairytale of New York with Kirsty MacColl (6) |
| SINATRA | "___ was swinging, all the drunks they were singing": Fairytale of New York, The Pogues (7) |
| HOLLYCOLE | Halifax-born singer known for her famous Trio: 2 wds. |
| SIA | Cheap Thrills singer known for her face-covering wigs |
| NICKS | Stevie US singer known for her work with the band Fleetwood Mac (5) |
| ADIA | ___ Victoria, singer known for her "gothic blues" style |
| ENYA | Irish singer known for her track Only Time |
| CHARO | Spanish singer known for her "vague age," according to Wikipedia |
| CAREY | Singer known for her vocal range, Mariah _ (5) |
| HELENREDDY | Australian/American singer known for her signature hit I Am Woman (5,5) |
| ROWETTA | Singer known for her association with the Happy Mondays (7) |
