| CARDIOGRAPHER | One records organ playing rag or hard, endless piece (13) |
| SHELVE | Put aside a hard endless sleeve again |
| MORNINGPRAYER | Matins, with merry organ playing? Nip out! (7-6) |
| ORGANGRINDERS | Old street musicians rending rags, or mixing them (5-8) |
| PANE | Word originally for a rag or a piece of cloth that later came to mean a division of a window or its sheet of glass; or, in philately, a page of stamps from a booklet (4) |
| GIRAFFE | Playing rag with fife accompaniment brings out the beast in one (7) |
| VERSION | Endless piece of poetry, one on "interpretation" (7) |
| CLOUT | A rag or patch; a garment; a metal plate; a heavy blow or cuff; or, power (5) |
| ARTGARFUNKEL | Singer playing rag later embraces another musical genre (3,9) |
| BABYGRAND | Instrument musicians keep close, playing rag (4,5) |
| BOLOMETER | One records amounts of energy - one hurrying to insulate 'ouse? |
| TELLER | One records cash one gives relation (6) |
| NOTER | One records piece of music and runs (5) |
| NORWEGIAN | One breaks new organ playing Grieg? (9) |
| THERMAL | Endless piece of gossip about woman getting married is hot air |
| EPIC | Endless piece about a longer story |
| OVERDUE | Finished endless piece for two late (7) |
| STUN | Knock out endless piece of spectacular PR (4) |
| SON | Endless piece of music from Harold Steptoe to Albert (3) |
| KEEPONESHAIRON | Don't lose rag (or rug) (4,4,4,2) |
