The first decade of the new millennium was a pivotal era for McCormack. It marked his transition from the stage-named persona of "Samuel Eddy" back to his true identity, culminating in one of the most respected "best-of" collections in modern blues history. From Samuel Eddy to Eamonn McCormack

: An autobiographical anthem that often opens his sets.

While much of the 2000s was spent off the road, the music released during this transition period solidified his "Modern Day Power Trio" reputation.

: Features what is widely considered Gallagher's final recorded performance.

: He traveled to Detroit, Morocco, and Mexico, jamming with local musicians to absorb fresh cultural influences.

For fans of raw, Irish-infused blues-rock, the name Eamonn McCormack is synonymous with a grit-and-soul approach to the fretboard. However, if you were looking for him in the early 2000s, you might have found the trail had gone cold.

: A high-energy track that remains a fan favorite on Rate Your Music .