1. Thank You – Alanis Morrisette – If ever a song was worth stripping for, this is it. Yes, it sounds like a typical dirge at first but it is a grower and the piano gives it a pacing then leads it to its natural spiritual mantra self deep in the soul – Grade: A-
2. Thank You (Falettine Me Be Mice Elf Agin) – Sly And The Family Stone – Another subjective mantra of a funk prayer, replaces a piano with a bass – Grade: A+
3. Thank You For The Music – Abba – Almost unbearably cloy song of thanks, but all these later it deserves its good heart – Grade: A-
4. Thank You Girl – The Beatles – Minor? Sure/ But Beatles minors which means the tune grows, the two part harmony is lovely and the harp is a joy – Grade: A
5. Thank You For Being A Friend – Andrew Gold – Like Warren Zevon on a steady diet of milk duds – Grade: B
6. Thank You For The Venom – My Chemical Romance – Fast paced glam punk rockers before Gerard got too full of himself – Grade: B+
7. Thank You Too! – My Morning Jacket – For one shining moment MMJ were the greatest band in the worked and on this rock soul classic you can here him channeling Mayfield and very successfully – Grade: A
8. I Constantly Thank God For Esteban – Panic In The Disco – The standard bearers for 2008 when everything song title was under sentence of death and every pop song went where no pop song goes, Esteban? The first white man to set foot on the African Continent – Grade: B+
9. Thanks For The Memories – Bob Hope – Before it became his signature song, it was a biter sweet memory song that ends with her in tears – Grade: A
10. So Long, And Thanks For All The Booze – All Time Low – Teen rock band as write gives thanks and Tylenol – Grade: B+