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Larry DeLuca Tucson, Arizona
Emergency Physician by afternoon, musician by late night, Larry graduated from Berklee College of Music with a degree in
Songwriting and Music Production, finished his MD at University of Miami in 2005, and now practices at the University of Arizona.
He enjoys alternative rock and musical theater, and has written two musicals, - "Songs About an Election and "Memories of Bletchley Park."
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