Cory McCauley plays traditional Cajun music going back to an era when musicians would gather together for house dances or just to play, the way McCauley and his friends do on their 1999 CD, Play That Thing, Yeah Jack. McCauley is on accordion, his wife, Lisa, plays guitar, and they both do vocals, with Jason Frey, Clint Ward, or Bernard Veillon on fiddle, Mike Rougeau on bastringue, and Vernon Bergeron on percussion. The CD has received a nomination as Recording of the Year from the Cajun French Music Association. The album features many old yet timeless songs, the vocal and musical styles evoke an earlier era, but the sense of commitment and feeling the group brings to their music make the songs come alive for listeners today. Released in 1999, 24 tracks, including:
01- Evangeline Aces Special
02- Arrete Ca
03- Cher Vieux Negre
04- One Step de Castor
05- La Valse d'Oberlin
06- Madame Entelle
07- Ma Chere P'tite Fille
08- One Step de Marie
09- Jolie Brune
10- Je Me Suis En Alle
11- Yo Yo Two Step
12- La Valse A Abe
13- Two Step De Pointe Aux Tigres
14- Evangeline Playboys Special
15- Valse d'Orphelin
16- Alberta
17- Two Step Des Opelousas
18- La Valse Crowley
19- Mazurka de La Louisiane
20- One Step A Martin
21- Little Bitty Girl
22- La Valse de Pointe Noire
23- Breakdown de Mecole
24- La Valse De Rosalie
(narration by Helin McCauley)