Music Player that sends Album Art via Bluetooth? - Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III

Does anyone know of an Android Music player that will send Album art via Bluetooth Audio to my Alpine 920 car stereo? I seem to be able to get meta data with album title and artist name, but no album art. The Pandora Radio app does this so I know it is possible.
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thegios said:
Is there anyone using the cloud service of play music that may help me in understanding a problem I am having?
I uploaded all my songs to the cloud.
I set the player on the GNex not to cache anything which is played via streaming, as i won't be streaming.
I will be creating playlists online and thendownload the playlists on the phone at need.
Only problem I have is with the LAST ADDED playlist under the AUTOMATIC PLAYLISTS.
What is this? And why by default the keep on device pin is selected and cannot be deselected? Does it mean it still stores on the device all the songs under this playlist? I do not want these songs on the device.
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Bump. I actually do want those song on my device, but am confused by it's behavior. Some songs recently added to my library show up saved on my device under this playlist, while others do not.

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