Men At Work "Down Under" 1983 Grammy Performance (Grammy Rewind)

The Best New Artist GRAMMY winners celebrated their arrival with a performance of their biggest hit at the 25th GRAMMY Awards
Few hit songs of any era have become as well-known-or as deeply lodged in the jukeboxes of our heads-as Men At Work's "Down Under."
The song, which was first a hit in Men At Works' homeland of Australia and then Canada before taking over American airwaves and moving on to the European charts, emerged as an anthem for all things Australian. Filled with Aussie slang lyrics (including a mention of a vegemite sandwhich) and complete with a lead flute melody, "Down Under" became a distinctive piece of Australian culture that permeated worldwide and introduced Men At Work to a global audience.
In 1983, the band took home the GRAMMY for Best New Artist at the 25th GRAMMY Awards and performed their breakout hit on the telecast.
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