Sheb Wooley was a multi-talented country singer with a flair for novelty and comedy songs. His unique approach to singing and storytelling made him a beloved character in popular music.

One of the most defining techniques of Sheb Wooley's singing style that you should focus on is the yodeling. This is a rare technique in contemporary music that can add a lot to your vocal palette and make you stand out from the crowd.

To learn to yodel like Sheb Wooley, you can start by watching the YouTube tutorial Boggus Tunes: How to Yodel: Yodeling 101 for Beginners Without Tears, Frustration or Embarrassment. There are several yodeling exercises included that will help you to perfect your technique. Additionally, check out the "Pitch Training" module on Singing Carrots here, which has specific exercises just for yodeling.

To develop your Sheb Wooley-inspired singing skills further, here are some more practical tips to consider:

• Practice and master your breathing technique using the Farinelli Breathing Exercise from Singing Carrots. Good breathing technique is essential to producing a strong and effective yodel.
• To nail yodeling tunes like "The Purple People Eater" or "Don't Go Near The Indians," try humming various intervals up and down the scale while maintaining pitch accuracy. Singing scales and arpeggios can also help you develop vocal control. You can use Singing Carrots' Pitch Accuracy Test to check your accuracy and to determine your range.
• Record and review yourself regularly and listen to Sheb Wooley's recordings to compare and contrast. This will help you identify areas of your singing that still need improvement.
• To improve your singing and song interpretation skills, try singing along with recordings of Sheb Wooley's songs while analyzing the lyrics, phrasing, and tone. Check out the Singing Carrots article on How to Learn a Song Effectively for more tips.
• Remember that practice makes perfect. While some vocal techniques like yodeling can be challenging, with enough dedication, discipline, and the right guidance, anyone can learn how to do it well.

In addition to the specific resources provided above, Singing Carrots offers several other tools and resources that can help you develop your voice and become a better singer overall. You can use the Vocal Range Test, Song Search, and Artist Vocal Ranges tools to find songs that suit your range, preferences, and style. The site also offers educational articles and videos on everything from vocal registers and break to performance tips and vocal health.

With enough practice and the right resources, there's no reason why you can't learn to sing like Sheb Wooley and achieve the same level of vocal prowess that he was known for. Good luck!