Nelson Eddy was an American singer and actor from the early 20th century. He is known for his rich baritone voice and his performance in musical films, particularly with Jeanette MacDonald.

To learn singing like Nelson Eddy, one should strive to develop a smooth, rich vocal tone with excellent control of vibrato. His unique vocal technique involved impeccable breath support, perfect diction, and precise dynamic control.

Vocal warm-ups are crucial for developing a consistent singing voice that replicates Nelson Eddy's style. Singing Carrots' 'Farinelli Breathing' exercise and 'Humming' exercises will help to improve breath and vocal control. The 'Singing Comfort Zone' exercise will build the chest voice and reinforce the voice break, a critical area for blending chest and head voices.

Articulation and resonance cannot be overlooked when learning to sing like Nelson Eddy. Singing Carrots' 'Finger Bite' and 'Soft Palate' exercises can help greatly in achieving the articulation and resonance necessary to sing in his style.

To showcase Nelson Eddy's unique vocal technique, singers can choose from his extensive repertoire of songs, including "Indian Love Call", "Lover Come Back to Me," and "Rose Marie."

There are a few Singing Carrots articles that could be useful when learning to sing like Nelson Eddy. The articles "Voice Types" [1] and "Voice Registers & Vocal Break" [2] can provide helpful background knowledge and definitions to help understand his technique. "Singing with Vibrato" [3] is a valuable article for those looking to replicate Nelson Eddy's smooth vibrato. "How to Find Your Own Authentic Voice" [4] is a valuable resource for identifying and maintaining your authentic vocal style, by learning the importance of individuality.

With continuous vocal warm-ups, proper breath support, and articulation techniques, singers can develop a rich baritone comparable to Nelson Eddy. By utilizing Singing Carrots' tools and resources, particularly the vocal exercises that develop the chest voice and voice break, singers can achieve the vocal tone and control needed to resemble Nelson Eddy's unique style.