Oh, yeah. In jr. high it was Country (
real Country, mid-70's and earlier), in high school through college it was Rock, Prog and Fusion (The Who, Humble Pie, Tull, Floyd, Jeff Beck, Gabriel-era Genesis, Jaco Pastorious, Al DiMeola, that kind of thing), after that I started listening to Baroque and Classical. In my '30's and '40's I got heavy into the blues (Muddy, Wolf, the three Kings, Mike Bloomfield, Johnny Winter, and their derivatives like SRV, Tinsley Ellis and the like). Gov't Mule, Gary Moore, Frank Marino,... If you've never heard of Bettye Lavette, you need to fix that.
Now I'm a huge jazz head, mostly saxophone players because that's my axe. Hard Bop is my favorite, but I also dig Afro-Cuban, Funk, Modal and Straight. Hank Mobley, Dexter Gordon, Prez, Hawk, Frog, Trane, Miles, Pepper, Stitt, Brecker,... it's a long list. Cleanhead, Johnny Griffin, Stan Turrentine, Sonny Rollins,
ROLAND KIRK (!!!!!) Also the great vocalists like Ella.
If you ever get a chance to catch a show by Jane Monheit, I strongly suggest you take it. She's crazy talented, there's no finer jazz vocaist on the scene today.
If you've never listened to jazz, this should be the first thing you listen to: