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Review: Rick Springfield Men at Work and John Waite at the Smart Financial Centre - Vimarsana News

Review: Rick Springfield Men at Work and John Waite at the Smart Financial Centre

An '80s package tour provides and evening of many hits and headlined by the eternally youthful rocking Rick Springfield

Colin Hay Talks New Solo Record and Men at Work's Legacy - Vimarsana News

Colin Hay Talks New Solo Record and Men at Work's Legacy

The singer-songwriter, who released his most recent album 'Now and the Evermore,' is on tour with Men at Work this summer.

Rick Springfield teams up with Men At Work in Tulsa Aug. 10 - Vimarsana News

Rick Springfield teams up with Men At Work in Tulsa Aug. 10

Power-pop legend Rick Springfield is joining forces on the road with multiplatinum icons Men At Work, and together the group is making a stop at Hard Rock Live inside Hard

10 Years Gone: Men At Work's Greg Ham - Vimarsana News

10 Years Gone: Men At Work's Greg Ham

It was 10 years ago today (April 19th, 2012) that Greg Ham, the saxophonist and flutist for Men At Work, was found dead in his home in Carlton, Australia "after he failed to turn up for a pharmacy appointment." Ham, who was 58, was an active member of Men At Work from 1979 to 1986 and had continued to perform with the group's leader Colin Hay periodically since 1996. The cause of death is still debated, with the press at the time claiming he died of a heart attack, with other reports citing that Ham was battling depression and reportedly a heroin addict. Ham is survived by his w...

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Ed Sheeran plagiarism case: Is singer right to claim coincidence is 'inevitable'? - Vimarsana News

Ed Sheeran plagiarism case: Is singer right to claim coincidence is 'inevitable'?

Is ‘plagiarism’, deliberate or otherwise, inevitable in music? Or are the possibilities (virtually) limitless?

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