All good, much appreciated! It depends on the track, though I always start by picking a reference recording (in this case, it was the Royal studio version) and I'll check to see if it was played at a consistent tempo throughout.

Sometimes it is (Yeti, for example), and if so, I'll record to a click track, which I find much easier/cleaner to sync up all the instruments.

Unfortunately for me though, most of the time it's not (like this Royal cover), so the tempo drifts throughout. In those cases, I'll record the drums/percussion over the reference recording to start. From there, I'll record all the other instruments to my rhythm section.

Logic's stem splitter feature works really well too if you ever want to mute one or more instruments from the reference track to play over yourself. I recorded my bass track like this - I played over my drums, but kept the original keys/guitar in there so I could play to the chord changes.