Complex SQL SELECT Statement

There are 3 tables, VendorLists, Vendors, and Referrals.

VendorLists is a linking table. It has VendorListID, VendorID, and ListID fields.

Vendors is linked to VendorLists through the VendorID field (one to many)

Referrals is linked to VendorLists through VendorListID (one to many)

I'm given a value for ListID and have to pull records from both the Vendors and Referrals table (a referral is a description of a vendor, one to many).

I am able to do this with the following SQL select statement:

SELECT Referrals.Description, Vendors.Company
FROM Referrals CROSS JOIN Vendors
WHERE Referrals.VendorListID IN
(SELECT VendorListID FROM VendorLists WHERE (ListID = lid))
AND
(Vendors.VendorID IN (SELECT VendorID FROM VendorLists WHERE ListID = lid))
ORDER BY Vendors.VendorID

This pulls all the appropriate records and values that i need and orders them by the identifier for the vendor. However, I want to randomly order the vendors but still group them together by company, so, if the VendorID is 1 for "joe's crab shack" and 2 for "billy's ice cream shop", the above will always list joe's crab shack first and all it's referrals. i want to be able to randomly order the vendors, but still keep the referrals of those vendors grouped together so that when i iterate over them, they're grouped.

Does anyone have any idea how to do this? I'm stumped!!