George Harrison was a singer-songwriter and former member of the Beatles. He is known for his unique vocal style, which incorporates Eastern influences and a laid-back, melodic approach.

To learn singing like George Harrison, start by analyzing your voice and identifying your vocal range using Singing Carrot's Vocal range test. Once you know your range, find songs that suit your voice and showcase Harrison's style, such as "Something", "Here Comes the Sun", and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Breathing basics and proper breath support are essential to singing like Harrison. Make sure to read Singing Carrot's articles on breathing basics and breath support and practice with the Farinelli Breathing exercise.

Harrison's vocals are characterized by a clear, relaxed tone and an emphasis on the throat being open. Review Singing Carrot's article on open mouth and throat while singing to improve this area. Also, don't forget to master the pronunciation and articulation of lyrics when singing Harrison's songs by reading the article on Articulation.

Use Singing Carrot's search songs tool to find other songs that match your vocal range and genre preferences.

George Harrison's unique vocal style is just that- unique. Incorporate his style and technique into your singing voice, while also trying to cultivate your own unique sound. By consistently practicing, keeping an open mind, and utilizing Singing Carrot's resources, you will be on your way to singing like George Harrison in no time.

Remember, Singing Carrot's educational singing course also offers 21 lessons covering singing theory and practical tips. Additionally, you can find exercises to develop specific vocal techniques with Singing Carrot's videos in Twang, Growling, Vibrato, and Articulation.

And if you want to learn more about the Beatles, check out Singing Carrot's songbook, where you will find Beatles sheet music and karaoke versions of their classics for you to sing along.

Happy singing!