What: Almost Right Titles: Fred Jones Part 2

Poor Fred.  "No one is left here that knows his first name."

He played the title track, "The Luckiest", and "Freddy Jones Part 2".
–  The UWM Post

...and 'Mr. Jones Part 2', which is, as the title suggests, a tear inducing continuation of a track seen on 1997's 'Whatever and Ever, Amen'.
–  Durham 21

The tender "Mr. Jones Part 2" is the tale of a man on his last day of work, reflecting on his career, experiencing the emptiness of growing old, and leaving the "only thing he ever knew."
– The Crusader

Except these guys, who almost has it right.

The readings of "Fred Jones," "The Luckiest," and "Brick" display an immediacy and intimacy that transcend the recorded versions.
– Amazon.com

Fred Jones Part 1 is the only part of the show where he lets someone sing along, which is quite essential as well.
– KindaMuzik

Actually, Cigarette is Fred Jones Part 1.

 

 

 

 

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