Shep & The Limelites were an American Doo-wop group who had their biggest hit in 1961 with "Daddy's Home." Their vocal technique embodies a classic doo-wop sound with an emphasis on tight harmonies and smooth crooning.

To sing like Shep and The Limelights, you will need to work on your vocal range and breath control. Practicing the following exercises will help you achieve a similar sound:

• The Vocal Range Test on Singing Carrots will help you determine your vocal range and guide you to select songs that match your abilities.
• The Pitch Accuracy Test can aid you in improving your pitch accuracy, which is critical when singing in harmony.
• The Vocal Pitch Monitor can be used as a valuable visual tool for practicing breath control and matching your notes.
• Incorporate Pitch Training into your practices to develop your range and agility.

To further develop your skills and learn more about singing like Shep and The Limelites, refer to the following articles:

• Breathing Basics
• Voice Types
• Voice Registers & Vocal Break
• Breath Support
• Open Mouth & Throat
• How to Learn a Song Effectively
• Singing with Intuition, Skills, Emotion, and Thinking
• Contemporary Vocal Techniques: Heavy Modal, Twang, Belting
• Vocal Distortion & Growling
• Singing with Vibrato
• Articulation
• Resonance in Singing
• How to Find Your Own Authentic Voice
• Vocal Health
• How Posture Affects Your Singing
• How to Overcome Stage Fright
• Tips for Performing on Stage

Incorporate the exercises and information found on these resources into your daily practice routine. With diligence and patience, you can learn to sing like Shep and The Limelites. Good luck!