Well, hey! Looks like we get to start a second consecutive Monday morning with a fresh edition of local videographer Chuck Johnson’s Humboldt Live Sessions. We are spoiled.

And look! Chuck scored some up close and personal time with someone your Lost Coast Outpost is on record having a fondness for. Portland-based non-genetic Shook Twin/multi-instrumentalist Anna Tival — who goes by the alias Anna and the Underbelly — brought a guitar and a friend for a walk across the Mad River pedestrian bridge on the Hammond Trail. Chuck assures the Outpost this was the coldest HLS yet.

Chase the Mondays away with Anna’s performance of her song “One Thousand and One” below.

Humboldt Live Sessions music videos are produced by Chuck Johnson and feature local/travelin’-through musicians in non-traditionally musical Humboldt locations.

Previous Humboldt Live Sessions:

• Cliterate
• The Lowest Pair
• Erin Inglish
• The Pine Hearts
• Marty O’Reilly and the Old Soul Orchestra
• Brian Laidlaw
• Be Brave Bold Robot
• Shook Twins
• The Breaking Yard
• thelittlestillnotbigenough
• No Good Redwood Ramblers
• Space Biscuit
• The Blackberry Bushes Stringband II
• Front Country with Melody Walker
• Poeina Suddarth
• The Lost Luvs
• Green and Lilac
• Musaic
• Rooster McClintock
• Water Tower
• Cyber Camel
• Joe Capoccia
• UFO8
• Josephine Johnson
• O.C., Gary and Mike
• Lyndsey Battle
• Caitlin Jemma
• Cory Goldman and Colin Vance
• The Blackberry Bushes Stringband
• The 51 Cards
• Todd Krider
• Gunsafe