Beth Fridinger is a singer songwriter who writes truthful songs from the heart that encompass a mix of blues, classic rock, folk, country, bluegrass.   Her rich alto voice is a unique blend of soulful and mellow. She grew up in the Boston Mass. area and took piano lessons as a child and later on she played some guitar but put it down.  In early 2006 she began to play again after attending a jam party in Allston.  In 2007 Beth started to sing and began to write her own songs after being inspired by a dear friend.    She has been writing and recording music on her computer and recording with some talented friends.  Beth is extremely grateful to friends who encouraged her.   She performed at some of the open mics around town and plays the street and subway.  As a talented visual artist she always loved music but didn’t pursue it until recently.  She thinks music is an incredibly fun art and there is nothing like it! 


     Thanks to everybody who helped my song "Honey" reach NUMBER ONE in the blues charts!!

     Thanks to everybody who helped my song "Your Innocence Shot Down" reach NUMBER TWO in the blues charts!

BLUES, FOLK, COUNTRY, BLUEGRASS, AMERICANA

    Beth loves a lot of  different music and is a mix of folk, rock, blues, country...."Got a Little Cat" is country, and "Oh Why Must They Die" is a folk song about war.  The first version of  "Take Me to the Pearly Gates" is bluegrassy, but the second version of it is a slow blues with slide guitar.  Many songs are blues or classic rock oriented.  Most songs have been done with collaborators, and some without.  All songs are original except for these:  "John Barleycorn Must Die,"  "Carrick Fergus,"  "Bound for Glory" "Sitting on Top of the World", "Drunken Sailor" and "Trouble" which are in the public domain.  Beth plays keyboard on "Oh Trouble", and has begun to play a mandolin....She plays that on "Sitting on Top of the World" and "Drunken Sailor".