It’s ColinHay doing Men at Work songs. He has had a solo career for over 20 years ( and released about 10 albums). His wife (and her band ) support him on tour. She is quite good when she does her own songs. But Men at Work finished years ago. It’s really a “ColinHay” show with some Men at Work songs thrown in. Granted he wrote ( or more accurately) co-wrote a lot of their material but it’s only Colin Hay and support band ( but nothing wrong with that ).
Without Colin Hay, there was no men at work. I guess ya could call him a foreman. Totally love that guy. (And his arms for mysteriously huge.) Can't fool me
This dropped when I was about 10 years old and living next to a primary target for a soviet ICBM strike at that time...... it became my theme song. Thanks Reagan...... 😁
Colin Hay convida o Ron Strykert pra tocar novamente. Você sabe que é por causa dele Ment At Work ficou conhecida, principalmente pela Música Down Under, que ele que foi o mentor dessa música. 😢
They can still play live one last time if they wanted to. But Greg Ham won't be there, it'll just be the other 4 playing. But I doubt it'll even be 4 playing because Ron Strykert (the guitarist), threatened to kill Collin Hay a few years ago. So I don't think they'd want him there...
Technically, a band can tour without a single original member in it at all. It's all about who owns the rights of the band name and leasing arrangements from the person that owns the band name rights. Eddie Trunk covers this topic in excellent detail.
@@ralphhenderson7270 Difference here is that Colin wrote and sang all the MAW songs, unlike other "tribute" bands with token members (the drummer, for example) leading a revival. And Eddie Trunk is a wee man, but keeping the rock torch alive, so kudos to him.
