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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 21
Wendy Woo
Singer-songwriter
Clifton Hyde
American multi-instrumentalist
Kokan Popović
Serbian drummer
Árpád Szarvas
Hungarian musician
Mark Hallman
American songwriter
Ayak Thiik
South Sudanese singer
Millo Torres
Singer
Thurston Scott
American guitarist
Mattie Delaney
American singer
Henry Strzelecki
Studio musician
Henry Qualls
Guitarist
Erkin Abdulla
Musician
Viktorija Novosel
Croatian singer
Rene Van Verseveld
Dutch musician
Simonne Jones
Singer
Kalle Vilpuu
Musical artist
Fursy Teyssier
French songwriter
John Pearse
British guitarist
L. V. Johnson
American guitarist
Sandrine
Australian singer
Rick Vandivier
American jazz guitarist
Patrice Meyer
Guitarist
Peter Scheithauer
Guitar player
Rebekah Higgs
Canadian singer-songwriter
April Lawton
Guitarist
Jack Skuller
Singer-songwriter
Endel Rivers
Estonian musician
Ricky Rick
Mexican singer
Zeuss
American record producer
Joe Agius
Musician
Erik Kase Romero
Songwriter
Hera Hjartardóttir
Singer-songwriter
Mile Lojpur
Serbian musician
Joy Whitlock
Musician
Toby MacFarlaine
Musician
Fatai
Singer
Fernando Mon
Musician
Galder
Norwegian guitarist
Brett Nelson
American multi-instrumentalist
Dennis Reksten
Norwegian musician
Paul Metsers
Sunny Duval
Songwriter
Rayito
Spanish musician
Bernhard Wagner
Guitar player
Albert White
Guitarist
Majesty Rose
Singer
Bill Wells
Politician