Playing music and the screen goes sideways

When I am playing music in shuffle mode, I see the vertical screen with the "Previous Song" and "Next Song" buttons. Then I put the iPhone in my pocket and eventually a lame song comes on (Haddaway's "What Is Love", for example). At this point I take the iPhone out of my pocket and inevitably the phone is in the sideways mode, where the "Previous Song" and "Next Song" buttons don't exist. I want to have access to those buttons.
My question is: Can I disable the sideways screen somehow? Or, can I get the "Previous Song" and "Next Song" buttons to appear on the sideways screen?
Thanks, Paul

Just turn the screen to the normal position. The screen rotates when you rotate the iphone. Put the screen to sleep when you put it in your pocket and it shouldn't rotate at all.
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPhone_UserGuide.pdf

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