Hit 1976 album whose title track won the Grammy for Record of the Year Crossword Clue

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RECORD (verb)
1. register electronically
2. indicate a certain reading; of gauges and instruments
RECORD (noun)
1. sound recording consisting of a disk with a continuous groove; used to reproduce music by rotating while a phonograph needle tracks in the groove
2. a compilation of the known facts regarding something or someone
ALBUM (noun)
1. one or more recordings issued together; originally released on 12-inch phonograph records (usually with attractive record covers) and later on cassette audiotape and compact disc
2. a book of blank pages with pockets or envelopes; for organizing photographs or stamp collections etc

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21. Lead-in to day, way or more

22. Love interest of Peter in the "Spider-Man" universe

24. Informal preposition

26. Fish with a shy-sounding name

27. It's the word

28. ___ cat

31. One of 12 for Katharine Hepburn

37. Dish that's different from its cousins by the inclusion of potatoes

38. Catchers of waves

39. Vein output

40. Constellation with the star Regulus

41. Informal hookups

42. Half a candy bar?

43. Reasonable

45. Initials for a 20th-century president (and his wife)

48. Avian symbol of good fortune in Celtic culture

51. Throne

52. Uncover

58. Yogi Berra or Joe DiMaggio, e.g.

59. Sent out feelers, so to speak

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Down

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2. Capital and second-largest city of Minorca

3. Range

4. How to turn down a Hamburger

5. They share keys with 2's

6. Nursery purchase

7. "I can handle this!"

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9. Org. with a climate research program

10. Required safety feature on cars, in brief

11. 13-Down, e.g.

12. It preceded Calibri as Microsoft's default font

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14. Plugging away

15. Some do-overs

22. Chest-beating sort

23. Kate who won an Academy Award for "The Reader"

24. On the right radio frequency

25. Cry after a close shave

26. Memorable title role of a 1941 film

27. Handy person?

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36. Novelist Gerritsen

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44. Netflix category

45. Long weapon

46. Pipe material

47. Jimmy Carter was the first president regularly seen in these

48. Slightest amount

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50. Some travelers' concerns, in brief

51. Lingo

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55. Scoundrel

56. Handful

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