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Grant Geissman

Grant Geissman is a guitarist, composer, bandleader, and television scorer whose solo jazz catalog runs alongside extensive studio and soundtrack work.

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Career Overview

About Grant Geissman

Geissman’s official biography documents sixteen albums under his own name, including a later blues-centered release and a three-album jazz sequence. It also records his guitar solo on Chuck Mangione’s Feels So Good and extensive studio work with singers, composers, and large ensembles.[1]

The official site separates leader albums from television composition, including long-running scoring work for Two and a Half Men and Mike & Molly. Its full discography and media pages keep those screen credits distinct from Geissman’s small-group jazz records.[1][2]

Ensembles and Career Threads

Bands & Projects

Leader, guitarist, and composer

Grant Geissman leader groups

The official catalog spans sixteen albums and includes jazz, blues, standards, and contemporary instrumental settings.[1][2]

Composer and guitarist

Television scoring

Geissman co-wrote music across the full runs of Two and a Half Men and Mike & Molly and contributed to other series.[1]

Guitarist

Studio and session work

His biography documents recording work across jazz, pop, television, film, and large-ensemble projects.[1][2]

Selected, Not Exhaustive

Recordings to Know

Say That!

Leader, guitarist, and composer

The official biography identifies Say That! as the first part of Geissman’s three-album jazz sequence.[1][2]

Release details

BOP! BANG! BOOM!

Leader, guitarist, and composer

This leader album completes the jazz trilogy documented on Geissman’s official site.[1][2]

Release details

Mesa/Bluemoon

BLOOZ

Leader, guitarist, composer, and producer

The sixteenth leader album joins Geissman with guest guitarists, horn players, and keyboardists in a blues-centered program.[1][2]

Release details

Artist-Authorized Destinations

Start Listening

Official SoundCloud

Hear Geissman’s leader recordings, guitar features, and original compositions on his linked account.

Official YouTube channel

Watch guitar performances, recording material, and project videos selected by Geissman.

Live Calendar

Upcoming Jazz DateBook Shows

No current Jazz DateBook dates are listed for Grant Geissman. The career guide remains available while the calendar changes.

Evidence-Based Connections

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Connections below come from shared current Jazz DateBook bills or normalized documented performance roles—not subjective similarity.

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Sources

Career copy is original synthesis from the artist, label, and project sources below. Current dates come from Jazz DateBook event inventory.

  1. [1] Official biography, leader catalog, and scoring work

    Grant Geissman

  2. [2] Official full discography and solo albums

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