The Animals are an English R&B band that rose to prominence in the 1960s. The lead singer of the band, Eric Burdon, has a gritty and powerful voice that was emblematic of the British Invasion sound. If you want to learn how to sing like Eric Burdon or The Animals, there are a few key techniques you should focus on.

• One of the most important elements of Burdon's singing style is his use of screaming and growling. He often employs this technique on sustained notes or at the end of phrases to create a raw and bluesy sound. To develop this ability, one of the exercises you can try is the Singing Carrots' How to Growl Exercise video.
• Another aspect of Burdon's singing style is his use of vibrato. Vibrato is the rapid oscillation of pitch that is used to add expression and warmth to a vocal performance. You can learn more about vibrato and how to incorporate it into your singing by watching the Singing Carrots' Singing with Vibrato video.
• In addition to these techniques, Burdon's singing style is also characterized by his dynamic range. He is able to transition smoothly between low, mid, and high notes while maintaining control and power. To develop your own vocal range and control, you can try Singing Carrots' Pitch Training educational singing game or the How to Twang Exercise video.
• To put these techniques into practice, you may want to consider working on some of The Animals' most famous songs, such as "The House of the Rising Sun" and "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood." Both of these songs showcase Burdon's unique vocal style and can help you to develop your own voice.

As you continue to work on your vocal technique and repertoire, be sure to take advantage of all the resources available on Singing Carrots, including the Vocal Pitch Monitor and the singing course for beginners. By combining a deep understanding of vocal technique with practical exercises and real-world application, you can start singing like Eric Burdon and The Animals in no time.