The Beatles - Paperback Writer - Guitar Cover

Paperback Writer was recorded on 13 & 14 April 1966 and was released as a single on 30 May 1966, influencing popular music in many ways. Two major new areas for the Beatles with this release were a full departure from the Love Song for basically the first time, and a much more distorted lead guitar. Additionally the bass is far more prominent on this single than it had been in the past and this was due to some creativity by Geoff Emerick at Paul&request. Here we can see Paul overdubbing his Rickenbacker bass onto both Rain and Paperback Writer, and we can see George holding his Gibson SG. Here George is likely playing his overdub on Paperback Writer. I&guessing this overdub part was far longer originally but they ultimately opted to go easy on the overdubs given how much the distorted Casino fills the mix compared to the norm of several guitars being overdubbed on many tracks during 1965. In my cover I used my Guild Thunderbird for George&SG part. Additionally another new piece of equipment in the studio were the new Vox UL 7120 amps. In the Rain backing track photos, John and Paul are both playing through the UL 7120s, and on April 11th Paul can also be seen recording through a Vox UL 7120 for Got To Get You Into My Life. Given this, it seems likely that Paul was playing through a UL 7120 on April 13th for the basic track of Paperback Writer as well. Alternatively some believe it is Paul&Fender Bassman, but given how close these amps are being mic&it seems unlikely his...