Bruce Dickinson - All The Young Dudes - Guitar Cover on Ibanez RG421

'All The Young Dudes' is a cover by Bruce Dickinson of the Mott The Hoople song written by David Bowie (originally written in 1972 after the band rejected his song 'Suffragette City'). This version is from Bruce Dickinson's 1990 album 'Tattooed Millionaire' which came out in 1990. I got VIP tickets for his show at 'The Channel' nightclub which used to be in Boston. I met Bruce and the band after the show and spent some time talking guitars with Jannick Gers. He showed me a few tips and tricks about playing the songs on this album and other hard rock songs. Little did I know he was going to be replacing Adrian Smith in Iron Maiden! Adrian eventually came back and Jannick stayed in the band. I'm FOREVER grateful for all the stuff Jannick showed me! He's a great guy! SIGNAL CHAIN: GUITAR: Ibanez RG421 in 'Blackberry Burst' - Bought for $300 from zZounds. The ONLY upgrades are the custom fret inlay stickers I bought for $10 from Amazon! The RG421 is an AWESOME, affordable, guitar! AMP: My PC with Behringer UMC22 U-Phoria USB Interface AMP SIM: BIAS FX2 with 'Tattooed Bruce' preset I made DAW: Reaper 64-bit A/V RECORDING: OBS Studio EQUIPBOARD (my gear/instruments - past and present): http://equipboard.com/Axe2084 SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter: @Axe2084 Instagram: @axe2084