Beatles sound making " You Can't Do That " John's Guitar works

I play the rhythm , lead guitar and bass guitar Only drums and cowbell used original sound by the beatles note: Once again, I’ve focused on John’s guitar work here. Musically, the ear tends to be drawn to George’s 12-string guitar, but regarding John’s contribution—which includes the solo—it appears he put a great deal of effort into the recording; notably, this was the first time he’d played a solo since "Long Tall Sally." For the initial basic track, the drums, bass, and 12-string were recorded onto a single track, while the remaining three tracks were skillfully utilized to build up the rhythm guitar and solo parts, which were then consolidated onto the second track. What’s interesting is that the rhythm guitar parts appear to be overdubbed using two separate guitars rather than just one, demonstrating an extraordinary attention to sonic detail. Similarly, while the solo might sound like a single guitar at first listen, my analysis suggests it is actually a mix of three different guitar parts. In the chord chart provided here, I could only represent a single guitar part for the solo section for the sake of clarity, but the actual recorded audio features a mix of three parts. It’s the sort of thing you might not fully grasp without trying to play it yourself, but the bottom line is that it is a masterfully crafted solo.