Did older people like rock and roll?

Yes, older people did like rock and roll. In fact, rock and roll originated in the 1950s and was initially mostly listened to by teenagers and young adults. However, as time passed, rock and roll evolved and changed, and it began to appeal to a wider audience, including older people.

By the 1960s and 1970s, rock and roll had become mainstream music, and many older people enjoyed it as well. They appreciated the energy, creativity, and expressiveness of rock and roll music, and some even adopted it as part of their own musical tastes and culture.

It's worth noting that the term "older people" is quite broad and can encompass a wide range of age groups. Some older people may have been more receptive to rock and roll than others, depending on their individual preferences, experiences, and cultural backgrounds.