Glad your problem was solved. But, a simple solution, in future, would be: open the iTunes store on your iPhone, double tap More, on the bottom right of the screen, choose Purchases, then Music. There will be a list of all purchases you have made. Choose the one you want, double-tap and at the top of the screen, choose download all, or select the specific track and download it. In the screen, with the list of music, there is also a tab for "all" or "not on this iPhone" HTH,Diane Bomar Sent from my iPhone
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