The Blues Brothers, formed by comedians John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd, are known for their renditions of blues and soul classics. Singing like The Blues Brothers takes a lot of work, but with practice and the right resources, you can learn to sing like them.

One of the defining features of The Blues Brothers' sound is their use of soulful vibrato. You can learn how to incorporate this technique into your own singing with Singing Carrots' Singing with Vibrato article and Beggars Bounce and Diaphragm Bounce videos.

Another important aspect of their singing style is their use of dynamic range. Belushi was known for his powerful, sometimes even harsh singing voice, while Aykroyd's voice had a smoother, more traditional sound. To emulate their range and control, check out Singing Carrots' Breathing basics, Voice registers & vocal break, and Breath support articles.

The Blues Brothers are also famous for their energy and showmanship. To learn how to capture their stage presence, try out Singing Carrots' Tips for performing on stage article and Relaxing Breath video.

Finally, to find songs showcasing The Blues Brothers' unique vocal style, use Singing Carrots' Search songs tool. You can filter by vocal range, difficulty, and genre preferences.

With the right resources and enough practice, you can learn to sing like The Blues Brothers. Good luck on your singing journey!