My apologies, Bill. Last time I used dbPowerAmp, it didn't do that, and was a resource hog to boot. From the screenshot you linked to I couldn't tell that it did anything more than build a database behind the scenes.

I have a special purpose machine set up that does not have a mouse, and has only a few keys on the keyboard - the cursor keys, shift, control, tab, escape, space. When it's not in use for it's purpose, I use it to listen to music. The guy who wrote the Jukebox player wrote it specifically for machines with this set up. For obvious reasons it is a very simple, no frills program.