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Crossword clues for Play, as a recorder:

JEFFFEAGLES: Punter who holds the NFL record for consecutive games played (also, his last name rhymes with a team he played for)
ALBUM: Long-playing record.
DJED: Played records at a party
DISCOTHEQUE: Night club that plays records.
SPIN: Play records
DJED: Played records at a party, say
BOXSCORES: Play records?
DISCONSOLATE: BEEF ABOUT 3 A.M. RECORD PLAYING
SPINS: Plays, as records
HIFI: Place to play old records
LOUGEHRIG: Yankee who played a record 2,130 consecutive games
TOOTLE: Play the recorder, perhaps
CAL: Ripken who played a record 2,632 consecutive major-league games
SPIN: Play, as records
BLANDA: George who played a record 26 pro football seasons
TOOTLE: Play the recorder, say
TEMPEST: With "The", play whose earliest recorded performance was in 1611 by the King's Men for James I
BERRA: He played in a record 14 World Series
TOOTLE: Play, as a recorder
SPIN: Play, as a record, slangily
RIPKEN: Oriole who played in a record 2,632 straight games
OMAR: Baseballer Vizquel who holds the record for most games played at shortstop
SIDEB: Lesser-played part of a record, usually
ELS: World Match Play Championship champ a record seven times
DEREK: He broke Mickey's record for most games played as a Yankee on August 29, 2011
ETTA: Beyoncé played her in "Cadillac Records"
ETTA: Beyonce played her in "Cadillac Records"
CAL: He broke Lou's record for consecutive games played
CELESTA: George Gershwin played it on a 1927 recording of "An American in Paris"
ETTA: James played by Beyonce in "Cadillac Records"
CAL: Ripken with a record 2,632 consecutive games played
MESSI: Record holder for most games played in the FIFA World Cup (26)
ETTA: James played by Beyoncé in "Cadillac Records"
MOSDEF: Rapper who played Chuck Berry in "Cadillac Records"
DEREKJETER: Record holder for most games played at shortstop for one team
RAINOUT: From 1988 to 1999, a record 856 consecutive games were played in Dodger Stadium without one
BSIDE: Less-played part of a 45 record
ETTA: James who was played by Beyonce in the film "Cadillac Records"
BSIDES: Where less-played tunes can be found on old records
ETTA: James who was played by Beyoncé in the biopic "Cadillac Records"
ABBA: _____ Played by the London Symphony Orchestra (1991 tribute recording)
KAZOOS: Instruments played by over five thousand audience members in a record-shattering (and ear-shattering) 2011 Royal Albert Hall performance
KERR: NBA coach whose team broke the single-season wins record, which was held by a team that he had played on
VEEJAY: Early Black-owned record label founded by Vivian Carter and Jimmy Bracken (aptly; and no, they didn't play music videos)