Friddle & The Majority play "orchestral folk" along the lines of Lake Street Dive and Joy Kills Sorrow, punching up their acoustic, roots-based sound with horns and a string section. This blending of instruments and styles--in addition to the wide spectrum of influence that each musician brings to the band--allows them to put their unique touch on old-time standards like "Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy" and "Black Eyed Suzie," while originals like "Use Your Voice" and "Biscuit Baking Blues" display not only the band's technical prowess, but Friddle's award-winning skill as a lyricist (Winner of Song of the Year the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, First Place in the Great American Song Contest, and honorable mention at the Telluride Troubadour Contest).

Song		Actions
	Black Eyed Suzie Rock - Americana Plays: 65	View Song Info
	The Girls They Dance Folk - Americana Plays: 8	View Song Info
	Shake it Down Folk - Americana Plays: 11	View Song Info
	Tired Chicken Blues Blues - Delta Plays: 16	View Song Info
	All My Leaving is Done Country - Americana Plays: 15	View Song Info
	Rabbit Folk - Alternative Plays: 10	View Song Info
	Bully in the Alley Folk - Americana Plays: 21	View Song Info
	Biscuit Baking Blues Blues - Country Plays: 25	View Song Info
	Sail Away Ladies Folk - Americana Plays: 14	View Song Info
	Use Your Voice Folk - Americana Plays: 88	View Song Info
	Man Was Made to Fly Folk - Americana Plays: 16	View Song Info
	Old Mother Logo Rock - Americana Plays: 28	View Song Info
	Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy Folk - Americana Plays: 19	View Song Info

Belle De Louisville