If you want to learn how to sing like The Spaniels, you're in for a treat. This doo-wop group from Gary, Indiana, formed in 1952 and paved the way for some of the most iconic vocal groups of the 50s and 60s.

The Spaniels' signature sound is characterized by their tight harmonies, smooth phrasing, and emotive delivery. To master their style, you'll need to work on your timing, intonation, and dynamics. Here are some tips to get you started:

1. Listen to the Spaniels' songs and pay attention to their vocal techniques. Start with their biggest hit, "Goodnite, Sweetheart, Goodnite," and analyze their harmonies, phrasing, and dynamics. Try to imitate their sound, but don't be afraid to put your own spin on it.

2. Work on your timing and rhythm. The Spaniels had a great sense of timing and were known for their tight harmonies. Practice singing along with a metronome or backing track to improve your sense of rhythm.

3. Improve your intonation. The Spaniels sang with impeccable pitch and were able to convey a wide range of emotions through their singing. Use Singing Carrots' pitch accuracy test and pitch monitor to improve your own pitching skills.

4. Focus on your dynamics. The Spaniels were known for their smooth and emotive delivery. Practice controlling your dynamics from soft to loud and back again, and experiment with different ways to convey emotion through your singing.

5. Use relevant Singing Carrots resources to hone your skills. Singing Carrots provides a ton of useful resources for singers, including a vocal range test, song search by vocal range, and vocal ranges of famous singers. These tools can help you improve your own singing skills.

By incorporating these tips and practicing regularly, you can hone your skills and learn to sing like The Spaniels. Good luck!