"The Chris Geith Group" is featured on the "Best Of The Weather Channel II" CD, now available in stores nationwide! Already a Top 10 hit on the Billboard "Top Contemporary Jazz" chart!

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If you listen to contemporary jazz online, chances are, you’ve heard keyboardist Chris Geith. His music has been among the most streamed / downloaded in MP3.com history with over 1,400,000 downloads, making headlines in the "New York Times".

His album "Prime Time" has been a top selling Jazz CD on MP3.com with CD sales in 23 countries through the Internet. Chris Geith currently attracts thousands of visitors a week on his Myspace sites, creating an extensive network of fans worldwide.

Chris Geith (pronounced "guy-t") has also written and produced music heard on many TV stations including "The Weather Channel", "Music Choice" and TV shows like "Behind The Music, Inside Fame (VH1); Hometime (PBS); Berman & Berman For Women Only (Discovery Health); Autoline Detroit, My Classic Car (Speed Channel); That's My Baby (Animal Planet); Famous Homes & Hideaways (Super Station) and many more.

Chris Geith began playing piano at the age of six. Starting with classical, Chris moved into jazz, later branching out into contemporary jazz.

Chris Geith graduated from the Manhattan School of Music with a masters degree and advance standing for his technical and musical skills.

He was awarded the 20th Anniversary Keyboard Competition prize in 1995 by Keyboard magazine for his composition "Sunrise Hunter".

The Chris Geith Group has traveled to Europe to perform at international jazz festivals such as Veneto Jazz, and the Euromeet festivals in Italy. Chris Geith has also played keyboards for super star Julie Andrews, and has shared the stage with celebrities such as Paul Anka, Joe Piscopo. He has also appeared live on C-NBC, the Apollo Theatre, Birland, the Four Seasons, the Waldorf, the Yale Club in New York City, Fenway Park in Boston, the Shubert Theatre, the Palace Theatre, the Foxwoods Resort Casino, the Mohegan Sun Casino, Toad's Place in Connecticut, and Trumpets in New Jersey.