To learn singing like Edgar Winter, we need to first understand what makes his singing style unique. Edgar Winter's vocal range stretches across multiple octaves, allowing him to hit high and low notes effortlessly. In addition to his exceptional range, he also incorporates a bluesy and soulful quality to his singing.

To achieve this style of singing, there are a few key elements to focus on.

1. Breath support: Good breathing technique is essential to maintaining control over your singing. Follow the breathing exercises provided in this Singing Carrots blog post.
2. Open mouth and throat: This is crucial for achieving good resonance and projection of your voice. Warm up thoroughly before singing and make sure to open your mouth wide while singing higher notes.
3. Vocal registers and vocal breaks: Edgar Winter seamlessly transitions from his chest voice to head voice, incorporating his "mixed voice" in between. Understanding and training to smoothly transition between your vocal registers will make your singing sound more impressive and effortless.
4. Vibrato: To add a soulful quality to your singing, try experimenting with your own vibrato. Remember not to force it, and practice it frequently to get the hang of it.

To showcase Edgar Winter's singing style, I recommend focusing on these particular songs:

1. "Free Ride"
2. "Frankenstein"
3. "River's Risin'"
4. "Tobacco Road"

Utilize Singing Carrots vocal range test to check if these songs fit your vocal range. You can find these songs and others suitable for your range by utilizing the Singing Carrots song search tool.

Along with these tips and songs, Singing Carrots Pitch Training and Singing Course could aid you considerably in mastering Edgar Winter's singing style. Good luck on your singing journey!