Your tracks should be grouped correctly.Īnd if none of the above work, drag the files from iTunes to the desktop, delete them from your iTunes library, and re-add them.

If you see anything in the Sort As fields for Album, Album Artist, or Artist, delete them and click OK. Select the tracks, press Command-I, and click the Sorting tab. If the above don’t work, then the problem is generally caused by the Sorting tags. In many cases, this field will be empty, but if not, it could cause iTunes to split albums. If that doesn’t work, do the same thing with the Album Artist tag. The tracks should all be grouped together. Select all the tracks again, then remove the x from the artist’s name, and click OK. For example, add an x to the end of the artist’s name:Ĭlick OK, and let iTunes change the tags to the tracks. You’ll see the album name, artist name, genre, and more. This brings up the Info window for multiple items. In iTunes, select all the tracks of the album, then press Command-I (Control-I on Windows). This is a fairly common problem, and, fortunately, there’s a simple solution. If you look at the tags, they are all the same, but somehow, iTunes doesn’t think they belong together. It may show as two, three, or more separate albums. Sometime when you rip a CD, or otherwise add an album to iTunes, its tracks aren’t correctly grouped together as a single album.

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