Dust devil

Wow.

I love Dust Devils.

This year's cycle is about 76 to 77 days.

If you divide that by 7, that's 11.

What we get a lot of are these...

Dust devils.

And these dust devils that we get are pretty serious sometimes, Warren.

And I don't fully understand them, what powers them, how they get going.

But, boy, I'll tell you what.

They are really serious.

How big can they get and what makes them?

Well, unlike a tornado you would associate with an actual thunderstorm, which is a little bit more, as a matter of fact, quite a bit more complex, dust devils are really simple, just rising thermals that get – usually there's a little bit of wind that begins rotation, and the air rises inside, and voila, there you've got it.

That was written by my mentor, my lifelong mentor, a man named John Hadley.

I also recorded another old Hadley song on my Dust Devil record, which came out a few years ago called... called High Heel Shoes.

But Long Cold Train, I heard that when I was, I probably heard that song 50 years ago.

And it scrambled my brain because it's such a weird song.

James.

A Dust Devil.

Whoever animated the saliva in the Super Mario Bros. Super Show.

Oh god! Oh god!