The following questions apply to those aged roughly 35-60.  So
basically the baby-boomer generation give or take a few years.

1) How much music is this age group downloading?  
2) How much are they purchasing through traditional means?  
3) And, for questions #1 and #2, how much are they spending?
4) Where does this age group get its recommendations for music?
5) Which current artists (i.e., not older artists like the Rolling
Stones that keep putting out new music, but newer artists like The
White Stripes) are most popular among this age group?
6.  Also, for all ages (and this particular age group, if available):
What are the demographics/preferences of your typical iTunes user?

Thanks.  I need these answers ASAP.  Please provide sources and also
provide as much information as is available.

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Clarification of Question by 41g-ga on 05 Jan 2006 09:57 PST

At this point, I would simply like to know how much the average baby
boomer spends on music each year?

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Clarification of Question by 41g-ga on 05 Jan 2006 09:58 PST

Please note that I dropped the price from $50 to $20 because I only
want one question answered now.  Thanks.

35 is certainly not Baby Boomer - it is closer to be "Generation X",
if we must label.

Yes, I know, that is why I wrote "give or take a few years," since
boomers are currently aged approximately 40-60.  But thanks for your
concern, Guru.