Larry attended the famous High School of Performing Arts in New York City and attended college at U.C.L.A.  After college he toured world-wide, performing with the vocal group "The Sandpipers" whose many hits included "Guantanamera" and "Come Saturday Morning."

After a few years on the road Larry looked for an opportunity to use more of his musical skills.  In addition to being on staff as a songwriter with Motown, he then began a long and successful career in musical direction, first in television, and then arranging and conducting for some of the biggest stars in the industry including Michael Buble, Harry Connick Jr., Celine Dion, Kenny Rogers, Dionne Warwick, Michael Bolton, John Denver, Little Texas, Charlie Pride, The Carpenters, Johnny Mathis, Randy Travis, Tom Jones, Engelbert Humperdink, Oscar Peterson, Chet Atkins and many more.  He also had a special long-time relationship as Musical Director for Dusty Springfield, who in addition to being a dear friend, was Larry's favorite artist.  Among the songs he orchestrated for her: “The Look Of Love,” “You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me,” and “Son of a Preacher Man.”  

Larry has also conducted almost every major symphony orchestra throughout the United States and Canada. 

Looking for new challenges, in 2004 Larry returned to his first love... singing and playing his own music... contemporary jazz.

A music critic wrote, "finally, an artist appears that crosses the barrier of contemporary music with a prolific melodic line and chords and changes reminiscent of Bill Evans, Horace Silver, Chuck Mangione & Henry Mancini.  Listen to him sing! There's a quality that's unique and beautiful, with exceptional intonation and phrasing... something yet to be discovered by most contemporary singers."

Larry has been compared vocally to Al Jarreau, Boz Scaggs and Michael Franks, although his style is uniquely his own.  The songs he writes along with co-writer Margaret White (his wife) are a unique blend of Jazz and R&B, with wonderful chord changes and interesting melodies.   Their catalog of original material has grown to over 200 songs.

With Grammy recognition for his "Unsolicited Material" CD, as well as increased airplay, now over 300 stations worldwide, Larry has just released his long awaited new CD "It Must Be Love" with all original music and lyrics by both he and his wife Margaret White.

He topped the jazz charts at Amazon.com for an unprecedented two months 2 years ago, and in has continued to top the charts in three separate categories: Smooth Jazz, Jazz Fusion and Jazz Vocals, with the number one most downloaded jazz vocal of the year.