Beatles sound making " Another Girl " Sound Making

I play the lead and rhythm guitar ,bass guitar.
Only drum used original sound by the beatles.
Performance note
① Bass Guitar
I discovered something new this time: the harmonic E on the 3rd string, 7th fret, during the break. Normally, during a break between songs, you tighten the 3rd string to E, muting it with your finger to suppress the string vibration. However, in this song, the sound continues to ring, revealing that it's a harmonic.

In other words, Paul plays the E during the break, mutes it, and then releases his finger. The moment he releases his finger, only the E harmonic remains. This is the same principle that occurs when tuning with harmonics.

While I don't know if Paul intentionally performed this, it's a technical technique that doesn't interfere with the song.

② Acoustic Guitar
According to the recording, George is playing this with a J160E.
And the strokes he uses in the background rhythm are really cool.

③ Rhythm Guitar
So, is this John's playing? From the sound perspective, it sounds like a Rickenbacker 325? Well, that's not important, but the overall performance seems to be played in unison on low chords, likely to create a richer sound.
The only difference is that on the G part of the A-G-A-D verse, the other guitar plays a Gadd9.

Also, the C-G-C-G part in the second half of the chorus, where the key changes, is played by just one guitar, using the high Am and G chords.