Yes sir - Get KJ File Manager from latshawsystems.com. Import all your tracks and it allows you to bulk swap artist/title, artist/disc, title/disc. It's well worth the money - also works with your mp3 files if you want to rename them. I've used it to make sure duplicate songs are named exactly alike and consistent artist description, spelling, etc.

There are plenty of free alternatives as well.

But you shouldn't have to do that -- Latshaw offers a number of options in the Import. Did you not see the dropdown with a choice of 8 alternatives?

Thanks for the replies everyone. This is becoming very frustrating... I have the song book generated now. The other problem I am now running into is that when I rip my karaoke disc to my computer they all show up as "Track1", Track 2", etc ...There has to be a way to rip all these disc with the correct names and Id number. I can't rename every file, it would take months.

What ripper are you using? I used to split mine between cdgrip (which uses either Fast Tracks songlist maker's database to name them or cddb which is an online database that users have created) or Powerkaraoke which uses cddb to name the files.
The other difference between the two is cdgrip is free and powerkaraoke is not.

Why in the world didn't you name them properly when you ripped them?

Here we go......

I believe that Thunder is asking the poster I quoted the question. Both Powerkaraoke and CDGRip will name the files as you rip them.
Thunder could ask the same question of SC with their naming their GEM series files correctly as some have the title truncated or not there at all and one disc where they didn't stay in the same naming convention as the rest of the series. There I needed Music Book Deluxe and their Karaoke File Renamer to rename the files so they were uniform and even then I had to edit the database for two songs as MBD got them wrong.

Then of course if the tracks he is ripping have never been loaded to any data base all he will get is Track 1, etc.