Porter Wagoner was an American country music singer known for his flashy suits, upbeat personality, and distinctive vocal style. He was a frequent collaborator with Dolly Parton and hosted "The Porter Wagoner Show" for many years. If you want to learn how to sing like Porter Wagoner, there are a few things you should focus on.

First, listen carefully to Porter Wagoner's recordings to get a feel for his unique vocal style. He had a deep, resonant voice with a noticeable twang that helped him stand out from other country singers of his time. One of his signature techniques was to add vibrato to the end of his notes, which gave his singing a lot of character and emotion.

To sing like Porter Wagoner, you'll need to practice your breathing and your pitch accuracy. Take Singing Carrots's Vocal Range Test and Pitch Accuracy Test to determine your strengths and weaknesses. Once you know where you need improvement, use the Pitch Training tool to work on your pitch accuracy and vocal warm-ups to practice your breath control.

When it comes to songs, Porter Wagoner's catalog is full of great examples of his unique vocal style. "Green, Green Grass of Home" is a great song to try to sing like Porter Wagoner. It has a simple melody with plenty of opportunities to add vibrato and twang to your singing.

Another great song to try is "Carroll County Accident." This song features a narrative style of singing that Porter Wagoner was known for, and demonstrates his ability to tell a story through his singing.

Finally, practice makes perfect. Take Singing Carrots's educational singing course to learn more about vocal technique and how to improve your singing abilities. Use resources like the Breathing Basics and Stage Tips articles to hone your skills and overcome common challenges like stage fright.

Learning to sing like Porter Wagoner takes time and practice, but with the right tools and guidance, you can develop the skills to do justice to his unique vocal style.