Windows Media Player stores art in separate files in the album folder. That's no good. The simplest option is probably, a small app that does just as you'd expect given the name.

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Load up the root folder containing your music collection, and Mp3tag lets you control every piece of metadata assigned to your songs and albums. However, the one we're most interested in is album art, and adding that is easy to do. With a song or album selected, choose Tag Sources from the menu, and select Amazon.com from the Cover Art submenu. Just like Fetch Art, Mp3tag will search through the Amazon database and give you a few options it thinks are correct — the first listing is often the one you'll want. Once you click through the dialogs, the image is added to your songs, and you can move onto the next batch.

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Best of all, if you use WMP or iTunes to manage your music, that newly minted artwork will show up alongside the rest of your collection, your library none the wiser it was ever gone.