Green’s Dictionary of Slang

1. boogie-woogie music.

a.1957		Tab Smith [instrumental title] Boogie Joogie.
1957		H. Simmons Corner Boy 34: From four to four-thirty was the Boogy Joogy section, strictly for the squares.

2. nonsense, trickery, deceit.

1980

J.L. Gwaltney Drylongso 17: I get tired of that one-nation-under-God boogie-joogie. [Ibid.] 143: That white man [...] throws all that moonlight boogie-joogie on them and they eat it up!