My dad owned 3 Arthur Murray dance studios in the 50s/60s, so I was exposed to a LOT of music. My baby book says my first song was 'Mack The Knife'. I grew up with Motown & SoCal hit radio. As a teen, Cal Jam 1 was my first live show, Sabbath, Deep Purple, ELP . . . BUT my FAVORITE music was and is garage punk, metal and glam. Bowie, Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, ALL 70s punk and Sirius Octane. ♡♡♡

Motown delievered and still does. Then, the fifties groups, doo wops where the words had meaning and the songs lingered in your heart

Too many to list, and besides; I am not an adult yet...according to Sandy!

ditto to what Roger D. Mucci said.... but my very favorite has alwyas been Janis Joplin.... 

All country music.   I was country when country wasn't cool (Barbara Mandrell)

British Invasion Bands from the "60's"!  Loved music where I could hear and understand the words!  Also loved Motown!!

Beatles, Four seasons

Elvis and Pat Boone.

Late 60's and 70's rockers.  Foghat.  Thin Lizzy.  Ronnie Montrose.  Trapeze. Nazareth.  BTO.  Allman Brothers.  Lynyrd Skynyrd.  Molly Hatchet.  Et al!

Michael,
I was 12 when the Beatles hit. The Beach Boys (I grew up in SoCal), British Invasion and Motown. Then there was the folk rock of Buffalo Springfield, the Byrds, etc.

The Beatles, Beach boys and Bread 

Motown, The Stones, The Beatles, the list goes on

Neil Young, Captain Beefheart, Todd Rundgren, The Beatles, Bob Dylan ... and a bit later I got into The Talking Heads, Blondie, David Johansen, Steely Dan ..

Michael,

Too many to mention.  A

I started out with CCR, Motown & Tom Jones because that's what my mom listened to. Then I graduated to AC/DC, Guns & Roses and Van Halen and now as a retired DJ, it's literally an appreciation of all styles of music from Jazz to Country, Heavy Metal to Hip Hop, Sinatra & Glen Miller to Windham Hill & Classical. I just love music and I enjoy playing guitar & drums to my favorite songs too.

LOVED "Heart", still do.

Fleetwood Mac, Bread, Heart and so many more.....

Michael J. Perry - my favorite single - from Bollywood - Mohammad Rafi - has sung more than 28,000 songs in his 36 years career!

Elvis, The Beatles, Lesley Gore, The Four Seasons, The Rolling Stones, Motown.

That's an easy one. Duran Duran. I had my room covered in their posters. I still listen to them all the time and go see them live when I can. 

I have so many and I still listen to them today. 

The Four Seasons, the Beatles in their earlier years, later the Eagles and Chicago.

I was raised on the Stones, Cream/Eric Clapton, Oldies, Guns 'n Roses, Twisted Sister, Motley Crue and every hair band of the 80s, just to name a few.  Anytime someone asks what I want to do with my life, the automatic answer is.... "I wanna rock!"  I can't eat a Cherry Pie without that Sweet Cherry Pie song in my head.  Debbie Gibson, Wierd Al Yankovic, Michael Jackson, Madonna... the list goes on and on.  Maybe that explains my musical tastes now days.

Pre 1980's country singers

The Drifters, Wicked Wilson Pickett, 4 Tops, The Stones, Van Morrison. Too many more to name like Ernie K-Doe, Lee Dorsey, the whole New Orleans blues folks. 

Too many to name, Springsteen, Lynard Skynard, Eagles, Elvis, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Bob Segar, etc

Elton John, Heart, Jim Croce, Allman Brothers, Pink Floyd, Peter Frampton, Journey, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac and on and on. I liked a lot of music.

And I still do!

Backstreet Boys

I liked them all!

When I was a kid it was contemporary rock like kiss or pink floyd, but by the time i was in college it drifted toward more classic rock and folk like Beatles and Neil Young.

Beatles, Rolling Stones

The BEACH BOYS!!!

The Beatles and Bob Dylan

Elvis Presley & The Beatles

No real favorites.