Original sentence: Andrew Clarke of the "The Independent" called Bob Weir the genre’s "greatest, if most eccentric rhythm guitarist.Weir Here - The Best Of Bob Weir is a 2004 live/studio album by the band Ratdog, featuring former Grateful Dead rhythm guitarist and co-vocalist Bob Weir
Edited sentence: " But listening to "Weir Here" reveals a songwriter who fused fragments of a broad span of American and European music into a repertoire that demands serious critical attention.Bob Weir already has a secure place in rock history as the Grateful Dead’s co-vocalist and what Andrew Clarke (in one of England’s leading newspapers, "The Independent") called the genre’s "greatest, if most eccentric rhythm guitarist.Bob Weir really is one of the genuinely fine songwriters of the late 20th century.But if you listen to "Weir Here," such a low profile is impossible to justify.Weir Here - The Best Of Bob Weir is a 2004 live/studio album by the band Ratdog, featuring former Grateful Dead rhythm guitarist Bob Weir.When you have a modest, anti promotional personality – and when you spend 30 years next to an icon – it’s easy to fall under the radar