Ken Dodd was an English comedian and singer who had a unique style of delivery. His Liverpool accent and fast-paced delivery made him stand out from other comedians of his time. Ken Dodd's comedy often contained long, rambling stories, puns, and one-liners delivered in a unique, energetic way.

One of the main features of Ken Dodd's singing style was his ability to hold long notes and sustain them for an extended period. He often used vibrato to add emphasis and texture to his singing. His powerful voice allowed him to sing in a variety of styles; from ballads to upbeat, energetic songs.

If you want to learn to sing like Ken Dodd, there are a few things you can do to develop your singing style. Firstly, it's important to work on your breathing techniques to increase your stamina and vocal control. Singing Carrots has several useful articles that can help you improve your breathing, such as "Breathing basics," "Breath support," and "How to analyze your voice."

Another essential aspect of Ken Dodd's singing style is his use of vibrato. Singing Carrots has an article on "Singing with vibrato" that explains the technique and offers exercises to develop it.

To work on your vocal range, you can take advantage of the Vocal range test offered by Singing Carrots. You can also use the Pitch accuracy test to assess your pitch accuracy and identify areas that need improvement.

Once you have a strong foundation in breathing and voice control, you can focus on developing Ken Dodd's unique singing style. Singing Carrots offers plenty of exercises that can help you sing like him. For example, the "Beggars Bounce" exercise can help you develop vibrato, while the "Farinelli Breathing" exercise can improve your breath control and stamina.

Finally, to really master Ken Dodd's style, you'll need to study his songs. Some of his most popular songs include "Tears," "Happiness," and "Love Is Like a Violin." You can use the Singing Carrots "Song search" feature to find songs that match your vocal range, difficulty level, and genre preference. And if you want to learn more about the artist himself, you can explore the Singing Carrots "Artist vocal ranges" section, which features Ken Dodd's vocal range along with over 5000 other singers.

With practice and dedication, you can develop your singing style into one that emulates the great Ken Dodd.