Mrs. Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter is a song by Herman’s Hermits released in the 1960s. Lead vocalist Peter Noone has a unique baritone voice that sets the song apart. To sing like Noone, there are a few things to consider.

• First, breathe from your diaphragm to support your voice and create a fuller sound. Singing from your chest or throat can lead to strain and damage over time. Proper breathing technique is explained in this breathing basics article and you can practice it with this Farinelli Breathing video.
• Next, it's important to work on your pitch accuracy. Singing along with a melody such as in this pitch accuracy test can help you recognize and improve your pitch. Additionally, the Vocal Pitch Monitor tool can help you visualize your pitch accuracy to ensure you are on track.
• Noone's unique baritone voice has a slight nasality to it. To achieve this, work on keeping your soft palate lifted so that less air is escaping through your nose. The videos on nasality control and stop sounding nasal can further explain this vocal technique.
• Another aspect of Noone's singing is his enunciation and pronunciation of the lyrics. This articulation article can give you tips on proper enunciation.
• Lastly, music with a similar vocal style can help you practice and improve. Singing Carrots has a useful song search tool, where you can find other songs with a similar vocal style to Mrs. Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter.

By practicing these techniques and using the appropriate Singing Carrots resources, you can better sing like Peter Noone and improve your overall singing ability.