Diane Warren
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280 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Diane Warren’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, I would see different names, you know.
Well, seeing Goffin King was one of the first things I ever saw in a single that when I said I want to be in that parentheses.
Yeah, Goffin King. I mean, like I knew Carole King more as a songwriter from Tapestry. Yeah.
Because that world building era to me is like the greatest, you know, songs ever.
You know.
Yeah, those little cubicles. That's why I like to be in little, like that's why I like my room. You know, I kind of feel like I created my own version of it.
Yeah, I mean... You know, I loved all the Holland Does Your Holland songs, all the Motown songs, all the... Like, you know, I would... Yeah. You know, people like that. And then I would just, you know, really get into... You know, like, I hated school. I failed everything, you know, basically.
And I didn't give a... Yeah. Like... You know, but when you find what you, probably like you, you find music or you find something you love.
Yeah, it's like, okay, like I want to know everything. I want to know, and I just, yeah, I would just study everything.
I grew up here, so I could see it from the outside, I guess. You think it's like probably like Beach Boys and I'm around the beach. No, I mean, we were in the valley, me and my friends, you know, we had our little, you know, group of weirdos, you know, I mean, you know, so it was, you know, it wasn't like we thought the California dream because we were not that we were living the California dream.
We just were like valley kids.
glamorous yeah and cool or whatever yeah but that's what i love about you saying your dad took you to publishers like he was like let's get in in there like yeah because that's where you would go that's where he would take and then there was this thing called the songwriter showcase that my dad would take me to tell me let's explain that it was len chandler and john brahaney where they they had a showcase that they'd showcase for publishers and stuff and my dad would take me there he first took me i was like 15 and i was like they didn't really like the songs i first brought them and i'd argue and say you don't know what you're talking about i was
I was such an arrogant little brat, you know. And then my dad would, you know, go, you need to listen to them. And they'd go, Mr. Warren, go in the other room. And then, you know, they'd talk to me. And then I'd come back the next week with five more songs. I kept coming back. And then finally, you know, I got to be on their showcase. I was like 16 years old or something, you know.
But, you know, I don't know. I'm always someone that keeps coming back.
Relentless.
Yes, I am relentless.
Oh, I thought I could do this when I had no reason to. I thought I was great when I wasn't. But I think you have to have that. You have to have a little bit of that kind of self-deception.
I mean, what makes anybody great is, I don't know, hard work and talent.
And you can't have one without the other.
Talent without work doesn't mean work without, hard work without talent doesn't mean.
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