“Men At Work” Member Found Dead In Melbourne

19 Apr 2012 by Jasmine Stone in Music, RIP

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The Men At Work, with Greg Ham on the far left.

If you don’t know who Men at Work are, I suggest you go and sit in the corner and slap yourself around a bit. They were around in the 80’s and produced some great hits like “Who can it be now?”, “Overkill” and the legendary “Down Under”. One of their members, Greg Ham, has just been found dead in Melbourne.

Ham is best known for his flute solo on the classic track, “Down Under”. He was found dead this morning. A crime scene has been established, pending any further investigation. The cause of death is as yet unknown. The 58 year-old leaves behind two children.

In the mean time, raise a glass:

Enjoy the land Down Under, where beer does flow and men plunder.

[Source: News.com.au]

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