Original sentence: , in 1995.After the release of the album, multi-instrumentalist Jay Bennett joined the band, adding more electronic/keyboard music, as well as a second guitar.It is the only Wilco album that is comprised of alt-country songs that resemble the former Uncle Tupelo sound.M.. Johnston left the band soon after Being There and joined the Austin band The Gourds as a multi-instrumentalist.Wilco released their first album, A.reached #27 on the Billboard heatseeker chart;</ref> it would later place 34th on the Village Voice'''s Pazz & Jop Critics Poll for 1995
Edited sentence: "Initially, it was just as lead guitar player," recalls Bennett, "I don't think I even mentioned that I played piano at all...I was a little intimidated by these guys at first...They had already had a sound that people really liked.And once that happened, the door was just kicked open to another way of making a record.But they also wanted to make pop records - A.However, because A.Johnston left the band soon after Being There and joined the Austin band The Gourds as a multi-instrumentalist.Multi-instrumentalist Jay Bennett later joined the band, expanding their already rich sound, adding more electronic/keyboard music, as well as the strength of a second guitar.This is why it is viewed by many as the least adventurous and original of the band's discography.Wilco has steadily gained popularity since its first release A.country sound.in 1995, the only one of the band's albums that resembles the former Uncle Tupelo sound.reached #27 on the Billboard heatseeker chart; it would later place 34th on the Village Voice'''s Pazz & Jop Critics Poll for 1995.was hastily recorded and released by Jeff Tweedy and most of the remaining members of Uncle Tupelo, it for the most part does not depart from the alt.was supposed to be a pop record, but it didn't really come across...When we did the second album Being There, I began to suggest parts on keyboards that weren't part of the song as originally written [on guitars and drums]