The Great American Country website notes See You On The Moon's No. 27 ranking in the Americana Music Association's year-end chart.

Cross-posted from the No Depression thread:

Tift placed No. 20 in the No Depression Readers Poll and No. 14 in the Widget Poll.

Cal State Fullerton's Daily Titan picks up McClatchy Newsapers contributor Walter Tunis' year-end top ten list with See You On The Moon at No. 8.

A blogger using the moniker "Electric Relaxation" dubs See You On The Moon the No. 4 indie/folk album of the year.

American Twang dubs Tift's album the No. 6 "not quite country" album of the year.

Tift Merritt is a singer-songwriter with a haunting flutter of a voice whose songwriting is poetic in the best ways, and See You On The Moon is a sensitive, thoughtful collection that manages beauty without seeming frail, airy or timid. These songs are hopeful but realistic and sung with the conviction of a woman who has something important to say to the world.

Country Standard Time names See You On The Moon the No. 15 album of 2010:

The diminutive Merritt is always a pleasure with her soft, vulnerable, expressive voice. She mixes it up here to good effect. Yet, one more winner on planet Earth.