| | Men At Work Essential CD - Import Men At Work Discography of CDs
Out of print in the U.S.! Australian pressing of this 14 track collection from Colin Hay and co-workers. Features the hits 'Down Under', 'Who Can It Be Now', 'Overkill', 'Everything I Need', 'It's A Mistake' and more. Sony Legacy. Men At Work Essential Songs | 1. | Down Under |
| 2. | Who Can It Be Now? |
| 3. | It's A Mistake |
| 4. | Be Good Johnny |
| 5. | High Wire |
| 6. | Underground |
| 7. | Blue For You |
| 8. | Maria |
| 9. | Man With Two Hearts |
| 10. | I Can See It In Your Eyes |
| 11. | Overkill |
| 12. | Dr. Heckyll & Mr. Jive |
| 13. | Still Life |
| 14. | Everything I Need |
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