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 34
David Buckley
British composer
Bernard Butler
Musician
Steve Cradock
Guitarist
Vanessa Zamora
Mexican singer
Andy Burrows
English songwriter
Duncan Sheik
American singer-songwriter
Luke Haines
Football player
Eric Calderone
American guitarist
Kirk Pengilly
Australian musician
Johnny Colla
American musician
Faramarz Aslani
Iranian singer
Kirk Fletcher
American guitarist
Lavrentis Machairitsas
Greek musician
Yiannis Kotsiras
Greek singer
Bruce Watson
Canadian-Scottish guitarist
Micky Moody
English guitarist
Clay Cook
American songwriter
Robin Auld
South African singer
Doug Sahm
American musician
Andrew Hulshult
American musical composer
The Gap Band
Harris Jayaraj
Indian composer
James Shaw
British cyclist
David Bryant Musician
General
Mel Bay
American musician
Elliott Sharp
American composer
John Otway
Singer-songwriter
Vin Garbutt
English singer-songwriter
Compay Segundo
Cuban guitarist
David Blamires
Canadian vocalist
Daniel Ho
American musician
Kimie
American singer-songwriter
Sol Hoopii
Guitarist
Tomas Kalnoky
American musician
Allie Sherlock
Irish singer
Neslihan
Turkish singer
Nikolo Kotzev
Bulgarian guitarist
Django Reinhardt
Belgian jazz guitarist
Christophe Maé
French singer
Cheb Kader
Moroccan singer-songwriter
Lonnie Johnson
American jazz guitarist
Kathleen Edwards
Canadian singer
Lightnin' Slim
American musician
Carrie Newcomer
American singer-songwriter
Ed O'Brien
Guitarist
Neil Reid
Scottish singer
Jim Mayer
American guitarist
