Classical, Rock, Jazz etc. are your tastes evolving with time?

"Billy Gibbons..."

Well, Billy can groove some Bluesy Jazz 
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The REAL test of a musician...sit with Les Or B.B.

Stevie can play too.
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I was a teen in the 70's- always have listened to what is now called classic rock. By the late 80's I got into jazz- hard bop, and similar.Now I listen to classic rock and jazz-

Classical, European folk evolved into country and rock came from parts of Europe including England.  Jazz is American, and much of the world from Copenhagen to Paris to Japan embraces American Jazz, especially from Scott Joplin through the Be Bop era.  Some of the best American Jazz I was able to ever see was at Jazz bars in Kovenhavn at 3 in the morning.  New York City is sometimes referred to as the city that never sleeps, Kovenhavn seriously does not sleep.  Even the hot dog vendors on the street are out in the "wee" hours. 

There has never been a "favorite type of music" but rather "favorite artists or songs". Hey, I even count Mistadobalina as one of my guilty pleasures. Along Copacabana, Beethoven’s 5th piano concert (Claudio Arrau), Achy Breaky Heart (yes, I just said it), Sergio Endrigo, My Way by Sid Vicious, and a few more you would probably not even be able to Google successfully. All of those have not changed, they just got added along the way.

Having said that, most of the obvious inner change was brought by spending a few years in the area with strong music history. After leaving, some music from there simply felt like "mine". Not that I had anything against it prior to being there but it had not connected.

By the way, hot dog vendors, not to mention Halal Guys and fruit-stand guys, are up 24/7/365 in New York, too. Not that it has anything to do with anything but not to be unfair to their hard work.

Yes I believe it opens up and you give different types of music a chance.You may not of when you were younger.My Grandfather listen to music from the 20s and 30s,my uncle was a dollop guy and soul,my step father 50s60s popular music and Bway music,my father a country guy.in grammar school hootenanny, then 60s Rock.i worked nights and this guy would play Jazz all nite long.i loved movies and I bought movie soundtracks...but I liked Beatles, led Zeppelin, Cream,Sones ,Prog Rock ,Yes.Rungout at Discos so Disco Music...I love Soul and Blues ....Never liked Rappa crappa.Not really into the music that's out now and couldn't even name a group or singer.I live on Long Is,NY so I'm not in the sticks ....But yes ,I like to heard music.