When you connect to the computer and look at the files with Windows Explorer, is the whole Hendrix album in one folder or two?
As JK98 said, the problem is tags. Artist, Album, Song Title, etc., aren’t folders–they are lists made from the tags. No tag, or unreadable tag shows up as Unknown. If the files are all appearing in one folder via your computer, open the folder with mp3tag, highlight them all, put Jimi Hendrix in the Artist field on the left and Save.
Then again, if you have an Unknown folder visible, the problem occurred when the album was ripped.
The tags are put on when the album is ripped to mp3. Usually a ripping program looks for the tags online. If they’re not there, or they are messed up, annoying things happen.
Some ripping programs can make things worse by making subfolders from the tags. For instance, it looks at Artist to get Hendrix, then makes a subfolder for Valleys of Neptune as an album. So ff the poor underpaid drone who originally put the tags online missed putting Jimi Hendrix in an artist field, you might find a folder of Unknown and a subfolder of Valleys of Neptune. (Unknown is a really great guitarist.)
Either way, fixing the tags will fix the problem. You could even leave Unknown’s folder–as long as the Fuze sees Hendrix and Valleys of Neptune on the files, it will show the whole album as a single album.
