Eddie Jones, also known as Eddie “One-Note” Jones, was an American blues singer and guitarist known for his distinctive vocal style. Jones’ signature vocal technique was his unique use of vibrato, which he used to great effect in his recordings.

To learn to sing like Eddie Jones, it is important to focus on developing your vibrato technique. Singing with vibrato requires control of your diaphragm and relaxed throat, which can be achieved through diaphragmatic breathing exercises, such as those demonstrated in the Farinelli Breathing video from Singing Carrots resources.

Additionally, it can be helpful to practice singing songs that showcase vibrato, such as Jones’ own “One-Note Blues” and “Sweet Little Woman”. Singing Carrots’ vocal range and songbook tools can help you find other songs that match Jones’ vocal style.

Beyond vibrato technique, it is important to master other fundamental singing techniques, such as breath support, open mouth & throat, and articulation. Articles such as “Breathing Basics”, “Open Mouth & Throat”, and “Articulation” from Singing Carrots resources can provide practical advice and exercises to develop these skills.

Lastly, it is worth noting that Jones was primarily a blues singer. Singing blues requires a different vocal style than other genres, such as pop and classical. The article “Pop/Jazz vs Classical singing” from Singing Carrots resources highlights the differences between these vocal styles and provides insights into singing blues.

By incorporating these techniques and tools into your practice routine, you can develop your singing skills and master Eddie Jones’ distinct vibrato technique.