Woman: Do you like “Robbie “Williams?” Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
Man: Yes, I do, and No, I don’t, are examples of short answers. The structure is subject + auxiliary verb, as it’s considered rude to just say yes or no in English. (And giving a long answer, i.e. Yes, I like “Robbie Williams”, is not necessary for simple questions on likes and dislikes etc.
Now let’s listen to some more examples of short answers.
Woman: Do you like Britney Spears?
Man: No, I don’t. What about you?
Woman: I prefer Madonna, actually.
Woman: Are you going to the Iron Maiden concert?
Man: Yes, I am. Will you come with me to the gig?
Woman: Yes, I will.
Woman: “Do you often go to concerts?” “Do you often + verb?” is a question used to find out how many times or how frequently somebody does something.
Listen to this short conversation:
Woman: Do you often go to pubs, to listen to live music?
Man: Oh yes, at least once a week, I like listening to new talent. What about you?
Woman: Not as often as I’d like to, but, I always try to go to concerts of my favourite groups, when they are on tour.
Woman: Have you heard the latest CD by Robbie Williams? “The latest” means the most recent. For example:
Woman: I like this music, who’s singing?
Man: You are terrible with names. It’s the latest CD, Robbie Williams.
Woman: Really? I didn’t know he’d made a new one, I must buy it, before they sell out.

Woman: Now you will listen to a conversation on 2 people discussing their musical preferences in a music shop.

Woman: Do you often buy CD’s?
Man: Oh yes, I love music. My son downloads off the computer, but I like the real thing.
Woman: What kind of music do you prefer?
Man: I like everything, Jazz, Classical, Rock and even some Pop Music.
Woman: Have you heard the latest song by Kylie Minogue?
Man: Yes, I have. I think it’s fantastic. She’s my favourite pop star.
Woman: Really? What about music from the 80’s, do you have any vinyl records?
Man: Yes, I have. From the 60’s and 70’s actually. My wife tried to throw them out, but, I wouldn’t let her – there are too many memories with each song.
Woman: Now, who on earth is singing this, it sounds very loud.
Man: I think it’s Aerosmith, do you like them?
Woman: Mmm, some of their songs, but, my husband loves them, so I often have to listen to them. Have they released any new CD’s or DVD’s, let’s check, I’ll get him a present.