Amen Corner was a British soul band that was popular in the 1960s.

The lead singer, Andy Fairweather Low, had a unique and soulful voice that was influenced by the blues and gospel music.

To learn how to sing like Fairweather Low, you should focus on developing your own style and learning how to connect with the emotion of the music.

• One of Fairweather Low's signature techniques is his ability to convey emotion through his voice.
• To practice this technique, try recording yourself singing a song that has a lot of emotion.
• Play the recording back and listen to how you sound.
• Try to infuse more emotion into your voice by focusing on the meaning behind the lyrics and conveying that through your singing.
• You can also try singing a capella to help you focus on the emotion of the song.

• Another important technique to learn when singing like Fairweather Low is good breath control.
• To improve your breath control, try singing exercises designed to develop your diaphragm and strengthen your supporting muscles.
• The Farinelli Breathing exercise video from Singing Carrots is a great resource for developing better breath control.

Amen Corner had several hits that showcased Fairweather Low's unique and soulful voice.

One of their most popular songs was "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice."

The song's simple melody, powerful lyrics, and Fairweather Low's emotive delivery make it a great song to practice with.

To continue your education in singing like Andy Fairweather Low and other great singers, Singing Carrots offers a number of resources.

• The pop/jazz vs classical singing article and the articles on voice registers, articulation, and resonance in singing would all be useful for improving your singing technique.
• The singing course on Singing Carrots is also a great resource, with 21 lessons covering both singing theory and practical tips.

In conclusion, learning how to sing like Andy Fairweather Low involves developing your own singing style, focusing on the emotion of the music, developing good breath control, and practicing with songs such as "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice."

To improve your technique, use Singing Carrots' resources, including the singing course, range test, pitch accuracy test, vocal pitch monitor, search engine for vocal ranges, and the vocal ranges of famous singers.