Originally written by Cole Porter for his 1953 musical Can-Can, “It’s All Right with Me” is also the fifth track on the 1962 instrumental album, Playing It Straight, by comedy legends Henry “Homer” Haynes and Kenneth “Jethro” Burns:

Homer and Jethro – “It’s All Right with Me”

Originally composed by Edgar Sampson, and popularized by Benny Goodman, “Don’t Be That Way” is the fourth track on the 1962 instrumental album, Playing It Straight, by comedy legends Henry “Homer” Haynes and Kenneth “Jethro” Burns:

Homer and Jethro – “Don’t Be That Way”

“Melody from Raymond” is the third track on the 1962 album, Playing It Straight, by comedy legends Henry “Homer” Haynes and Kenneth “Jethro” Burns:

Homer and Jethro – “Melody from Raymond”

Here, for your listening enjoyment, is “I Want to Be Happy,” the second track on the 1962 album, Playing It Straight, by comedy legends Henry “Homer” Haynes and Kenneth “Jethro” Burns:

Homer and Jethro – “I Want to Be Happy”

“I Want to Be Happy” was written by composer Vincent Youmans and lyricist Irving Caesare for the 1924 musical No, No, Nanette.

From my very own copy of the 1962 album, Playing It Straight, by comedy legends Henry “Homer” Haynes and Kenneth “Jethro” Burns, here is track one, “If Dreams Come True,” composed by Benny Goodman:

Homer and Jethro – “If Dreams Come True”

Enjoy!