Mad Men: Hear Bert Cooper’s Greatest Hits

Only read on if you’ve watched this week’s Mad Men.

On tonight’s midseason finale of Mad Men, Bert Cooper upstaged Michael Jackson’s hologram with a show-stopping posthumous performance of “The Best Things in Life Are Free.� If that final scene left you craving more music from the golden-throated Robert Morse, man are you in luck: The actor has been singing and cutting rugs for a long time, and many of his greatest hits are on YouTube. These are a few.

Here he is as J. Pierrepont Finch doing “I Believe in You,� “Rosemary,� and “Brotherhood of Man� in the 1967 movie version of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (he won a Tony for his performance in the Broadway show).

Here he is performing “I Believe in You� on a 1982 TV special.

And here he is, with Tony Roberts, singing “The Beauty That Drives Men Mad� from Sugar, the 1972 musical adaptation of Some Like It Hot.