Friday Cryptic Crossword Game

[Duncan Gardner]

"Pass and move on now" explained tactician Willie Ormond first (3,3)

[Kevin S]

Pavarotti perhaps returns clever one-two (5)

(While I've got you here, can anyone help me with my final answer for Geographic magazine this month?

Lowest part of ridge conceals a carbon fuel (4)

_ O _ L

Now I'm aware this could just be COAL but I can't pin down why, and have a nagging doubt there could be a word ending in OIL which might be it.)

[Nefertiti2]

Lowest part of ridge is COL concealing A = CO(A)L

[ad hoc]

A bi tenor is castrated, yet made lower (8)

[Kevin S]

Cheers Nef!

[Duncan Gardner]

Some baritone ukulele Krautrockers (3)

[ad hoc]

Subtlety of experimental Neu and Can (6)

[Duncan Gardner]

Partial nuances trying, Granny? (8)

[ad hoc]

Cattle ancestry (5)

[Nefertiti2]

Swank Amoeba played a kind of Wood Stock?

(4, 3, 4)

[Nefertiti2]

Swank Amoeba played a kind of Wood Stock?

(4, 3, 4)

_ _ W _

_ _ K

_ _ _ _

[Kevin S]

got it

[ad hoc]

Bit of a guess

Pay no attention to first defects in sawn oak beam each year (7)

[Kevin S]

And beaten to the punch!

[ad hoc]

sorry kev, just seen your post. I'm less than sure of my answer however, so if you have a better one, go for it

[Kevin S]

Ha, no, you're fine.

[seand]

I drop out of worship and disobey (4)

[Kevin S]

Gallery of jeans to defy gravity (8)

[Kevin S]

_ _ _ _ _ _ T _

[Kevin S]

Gallery of jeans to defy gravity (8)

_ E _ _ _ _ T _

[Duncan Gardner]

Vik's claw levitates over Virginia Woolf's girlfriend (4,9,4)

[Guy Profumo]

Vita Sackville-West shrugs – insist she fixes this! [12]

[seand]

Did the sister regale Sir Geoff at Vita Sackville-West's home? (12)

edit- beaten to the punch by The Bretwalda.... same solution though!

[Duncan Gardner]

In Sissinghurst, a Garden Party (4)

[Kevin S]

A dull routine? Not for stag! (3)