tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
Tar People (First 49 people) - Page 15
Brant Bjork
American musician
Ernest Carter
American drummer
Stan Lynch
American musician
Steven Drozd
American musician
Cedric Burnside
American guitarist
Tobi Vail
American musician
Cory Marks
Singer-songwriter
Kutiman
Israeli musician
Louis Cole
Brian Viglione
American drummer
Rob Hirst
Australian musician
John Moen
Musician
Robert Thomas Jr.
American percussionist
Brian Blade
American drummer
Jim Vallance
Canadian songwriter
Luke Goss
Actor
Emancipator
DJ
Jim McCarty
American guitarist
John Keeble
Drummer
Aaron Gillespie
American musician
Tim Alexander
American musician
Dale Crover
American musician
Marlhy Murphy
Musician
Jackson Yee
Chinese actor
Jon Syverson
American musician
Stephen Kozmeniuk
Canadian record producer
Colin Petersen
Australian drummer
Sricharan Pakala
Musical composer
Simon Collins
British-Canadian musician
Raimund Marasigan
Filipino musician
Ricky Fataar
South African musician
Danny Carey
American musician
Daniel Platzman
American musician
Brandon Saller
American musician
Brian Tyler
American composer
Zach Hill
American multi-instrumentalist
Frank Quintero
Venezuelan singer-songwriter
Sain Zahoor
Musician
Steve Swallow
American bassist
Paul Worley
American record producer
Rob Holliday
Musician
Maja Ivarsson
Swedish singer
Tom Chapman
British musician
Vic Briggs
British musician
Audley Freed
Guitarist
Olaf Thorsen
Italian guitarist
Niklas Kvarforth
Swedish singer
