A symphony soloist at age 7, fiddler Amanda Shaw made switch to Cajun music at young age

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A symphony soloist at age 7, fiddler Amanda Shaw made switch to Cajun music at young age

Thursday, January 8, 2009

By Brian McElhiney (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

For New Orleans fiddler Amanda Shaw, Cajun music is about having a good time. She and her band, The Cute Guys, hope to convey that when they perform at the Eighth Step at Proctors on Friday night....

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