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The Jack Pine Washington D.C., D.C.
Normally a bassist and guitar sideman, Beeson has flexed his songwriting muscle with local DC acts such as His Boy Sherman, Crooked Crow, Red Car Driver and the Stolen Camaros. The Jack Pine is his latest original project.
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