Sophie Tucker was an American singer, comedian, and vaudeville performer known for her powerful and distinctive voice. Her style was typically brassy and bold and would influence many performers later in her career.

To learn singing like Sophie Tucker, you must develop proper breath support and control, as well as strive to sing with a powerful, yet clear voice. To do this, warm up your voice with the Farinelli Breathing Exercise and work on your chest voice by exercising with Singing Comfort Zone. You can also work on your voice registers and vocal breaks by practicing mixed voice with the right technique. Sophie Tucker is also known for singing with a lot of emotion, so check out the video on relaxing breath and learn how to control your performance better.

One of Sophie Tucker's most famous songs is "Some of These Days," which showcases her strong voice and impressive range. Another great song by her is "My Yiddishe Momme," where you can hear her skillful use of vibrato. To expand your repertoire, check out Singing Carrots' song search and find songs that match your vocal range and style preferences.

Don't forget to check out Singing Carrots' articulation article to help you enunciate clearly and avoid sounding nasal. Also, make sure to read our article on how posture affects your singing as your body's position plays a critical role in your vocal delivery.

By following these techniques and practicing regularly, you can start singing like Sophie Tucker in no time. And if you want to dive deeper into singing theory and practical tips, take a look at our educational singing course.