In case when I don't have time to wait for the Windows
"quick" (even with Indexing service started) search program
and SQL engine is too much efford, here is my solution: 
# my 'music' directory contains over 5000 files
# so the fastest way to be listed:

D:\tree /f /a .\music > \music_list.txt

# later the following script is 'move'd to
#  %systemroot%\system32

### begin
use strict;

my $argv  = join '.*', @ARGV;
my $song  = qr/\|(?!\+\S{3})(\s.*?)$argv/i;
my $clean = qr/^\W+(.+?)\W+$/;
my $file  = 'd:\music_list.txt';
my $album = q::;

open my $fh, $file
    or die "cannot open $file: $!$/";

while(<$fh>){
    /(\\|\+)-{3}/ 
           and $album = $_
           and next;
    if (/$song/) {
          s/$clean/$1/ for $_, $album;
          $album 
             ? print "album: $album$/","song:  $_$/$/"
             : print "album: .     $/","song:  $_$/$/";
          $main::counter++;
    }
}

print "$/total: $main::counter song(s) found$/"
    if $main::counter;

__END__
### end

# finally 
D:\copy ffind.pl %systemroot%\system32
D:\ffind.pl compare
album: Good music
song:  Sinead O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2 U.mp3

album: party
song:  Sinead O'Conner - Nothing Compares To You.mp3


total: 2 song(s) found

[download]
That's all.


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