There's the Samsung Galaxy player. They're getting long in the tooth (2011ish) but still make fine MP3 players. They can also take Micro SD cards if you're one of the people with a fetish for those.
Sansa clip is pretty nice but the screen is small. I've been eyeing the cowon D20, mostly out of nostalgia for the D2 I used to have that someone stole. It takes regular sd cards so I think you could throw in a 128Gb one and have a ton of space. If i didn't already have a clip with a 64gb card installed I'd jump on it.
I'm not looking for a phone, just a stand-alone mp3 player.
and by screen, I don't need anything fancy or touch screen. Just need to be able to see whats playing and be able to see what I want to select to play.
I know Archos used to make a whole bunch of different Android-based MP3 players for fairly cheap. Otherwise the Samsung Galaxy Player is a decent choice as well. Depending on what you want though, you may just be better off getting an old phone and not sticking a SIM in it.
Another vote for Sansa Clip. Best inexpensive MP3 player ever, IMO. Works great, sounds great, nice feature set, relatively inexpensive but leagues above other cheap MP3 players that are pure crap in comparison, plus it doesn't make you feel like it's too fragile/expensive for high activity (unlike many iPods and phones.)
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