Nakedly Examined Music #231: Bill Champlin (ex-Chicago) Sings of Love Just to Find It @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Nakedly Examined Music #231: Bill Champlin (ex-Chicago) Sings of Love Just to Find It  @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Bill released 8 albums from 1969-1977 with Sons of Champlin then moved to LA to become a solo artist and session musician, co-writing two Grammy-winning tunes. He was the designated soul singer in Chicago from 1981-2009 and released several solo albums starting in 1990 while continuing to collaborate widely.

We discuss "Alone" from Livin' for Love (2021), the title track from He Started to Sing (1995), and "Right On" by Sons of Champlin from Welcome to the Dance (1973). End song: "Plaid" by Chicago from Stone of Sisyphus (1992). Intro: "Please Hold On" from Chicago 17 (1984). Learn more at billchamplin.com.

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