Review by David Aduama

Cajun Boogie, the latest album by Jay Randall, is a delightful blend of traditional Cajun music with a modern twist. The album features 12 tracks that showcase Randall's impressive musicianship and his deep appreciation for the Cajun culture.

The album kicks off with the upbeat and lively "Jambalaya," a classic Cajun tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The following tracks, such as "Zydeco Boogie" and "Cajun Two-Step," continue to deliver the same energy and excitement.

Randall's mastery of the accordion is evident throughout the album, and he is backed by a talented group of musicians who provide a solid foundation for the traditional Cajun sound. The album also features guest appearances by some of the most respected names in the Cajun music scene, including Steve Riley and Wayne Toups.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Danse de Mardi Gras," a hauntingly beautiful tune that showcases Randall's ability to infuse traditional Cajun music with his own unique style. The album closes with "Jolie Blonde," a classic Cajun waltz that serves as a fitting end to an exceptional album.

Summary by David Aduama

Cajun Boogie is a must-have for fans of Cajun music and anyone looking for a lively and entertaining album that captures the essence of Louisiana's rich musical heritage. Jay Randall has done an excellent job of blending traditional Cajun music with his own style, resulting in an album that is both timeless and contemporary.