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BestCrosswords.com - "Slaw & Fries, Stat!" by Frank Virzi on 6/1/2014 [moderate]
Across 1- Foldable music holder; 7- More, on Mallorca; 10- Shamu or Keiko; 14- Style of Billy Joel's "The Longest Time"; 15- Drive up the wall; 16- Cruciverbalist Reagle of "Wordplay"; 17- Mexican dish wrapped in cornhusks; 18- ____-Caps (movie snacks); 19- First name in stunt jumping; 20- Take by force; 21- Alpert of Tijuana Brass fame; 23- Rock genre that evolved from punk; 24- First possible inning for a walk-off homer; 25- Become familiar with; 27- Hullabaloo; 28- Gulf of Aqaba city; 30- Feline in un jardin zoologique; 31- "Ohh, that explains it!"; 33- Screw's ridge; 34- Mount sacred to Judaism; 35- Former capital of Romania; 36- Sounds heard at the annual tomato-throwing "Tomatina Festival" in Buñol, Spain; 39- Shipwrecked ship of Jonas, Lovey, Thurston, Roy, Ginger, Mary Ann, and Gilligan; 43- Cartoon shrieks; 44- Muslim holy war; 45- "Set ____ the doors, O soul!": Whitman; 46- "Fuhgeddaboudit!"; 48- Cosmetics magnate Lauder; 50- What makes a bun burn?; 51- Notable Volstead Act enforcer; 52- Dam on the Nile; 53- Like the Piper's clothes; 55- Tuna at a sushi bar; 56- SAG and AFTRA; 58- E-mail command; 59- Word before a maiden name in wedding announcements; 60- One of Shakespeare's begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"; 61- Punta del ___, Uruguay; 62- 60's protest grp.; 63- Twitter messages;   Down 1- St. Louis summer setting; 2- "Follow my example"; 3- "You can't be serious"; 4- Look forward to; 5- "The Gulag Archipelago" author Aleksandr; 6- Sport with lunges; 7- Perceive wrongly; 8- Peter who wrote "Live From the Battlefield"; 9- Woman's golf wear; 10- Where the 'eart is?; 11- Wronged person's cry; 12- Coffee-Mate competitor; 13- Gave one's approval for; 22- Mitchell song with the line, "Moons and Junes and Ferris wheels" - and the theme of this puzzle; 24- Bert Bobbsey's twin; 25- "Galveston" crooner Campbell; 26- Popular Japanese beer; 29- Vows exchanged at the altar; 32- Name on a Tanglewood concert hall; 33- "Slaves of New York" author Janowitz; 35- "She sits alone most every night / He doesn't phone her he doesn't write / He says he's busy but she say's "_____?" / He's makin' whoopee; 36- Nerve impulse transmission site; 37- Some wedding arrangements; 38- Hardly uptown; 39- Tomboys' counterparts; 40- Nobody at all; 41- Result of replacing the goalie with a forward; 42- Itty-bitty; 44- Kidded around; 47- Golf club no-no, usually; 49- Sty dwellers; 52- Archduke Ferdinand's land: Abbr.; 54- Last pres. born in the 19th century; 57- 42nd and Wall in NYC;