To learn singing like Jeff Tweedy, the lead singer of Wilco, you need to pay attention to his unique vocal style, which is heavily influenced by American folk and rock traditions.

• One of the main aspects of Tweedy's singing style is his use of falsetto, a technique in which he uses a light and breathy tone to hit high notes. This approach can be heard in songs such as "Jesus, Etc." and "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart."
• Another important aspect of Tweedy's vocal technique is his frequent use of vibrato, a slight variation of pitch that adds depth and emotion to his singing. You can learn more about vibrato and how to use it in your singing in this Singing Carrots article on singing with vibrato.
• In addition to these techniques, Tweedy also has a distinctive way of phrasing his lyrics that gives his songs their unique flow and rhythm. To learn more about how to phrase your singing effectively, check out this Singing Carrots article on articulation.

To practice your singing skills and improve your technique, Singing Carrots offers a number of resources that can help. You can start by taking the vocal range test to determine your range and compare it to that of famous singers.

• Then, you can use the pitch accuracy test to assess your pitch accuracy and work on improving it with the help of the Pitch Training tool, which offers interactive vocal warm-ups and exercises.
• If you're looking for songs to practice with, you can use the Singing Carrots song search tool to find songs that match your vocal range and difficulty level.
• Finally, if you're serious about learning to sing like Jeff Tweedy, Singing Carrots also offers an educational singing course that covers singing theory and practical tips.

With these resources and practice, you can begin to develop your own unique singing style, inspired by the techniques of Jeff Tweedy and other great singers.