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Some of Australia's finest musicians have donated their songs to help save the rainforests. Over 60 Australian artists have contributed to the Rainforest Jukebox including Midnight Oil, Jebediah, Cruel Sea, Nancy Vandal, Powderfinger, Ruby Hunter, Archie Roach, The Red Eyed Frogs, Vince Jones, diana Ah naid, Superjesus, Skunk Hour, Stiff Gins, The Whitlams Penelope Swales. Environmental musicians from Northern NSW complete the concert with songs for the trees, animals and indigenous peoples and a shining future for the Earth. Proceeds from this benefit support rainforest conservation projects in Ecuador initiated and run by Australian volunteers from the Lismore-based Rainforest Information Centre. They are home to half of the world's ten million species of plants and animals.