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 37
Kevn Kinney
American vocalist
Col Joye
Australian singer-songwriter
diblo
Congolese musician
Paul Tobias
American guitarist
Kyle Cook
American musician
Matt Elliott
English guitarist
Syu
Japanese musician
Jack Sonni
Writer
Norman Brown
American jazz guitarist
Cal Smith
American musician
Brandan Schieppati
American musician
Guitar Gabriel
American musician
David Blue
American actor
Leon Hendrix
American guitarist
Buck Dharma
American guitarist
Eric Faulkner
Guitarist
Billy Burnette
American guitarist
Citizen Cope
American songwriter
Walter Egan
American musician
Kane Roberts
American guitarist
Dave McArtney
New Zealand musician
Ronnie Baker Brooks
American guitarist
Jonny Wickersham
Guitarist
Bruce Welch
Guitarist
Woody Platt
Musical artist
Brent Hinds
American musician
Livingston Taylor
American singer-songwriter ‧ James Taylor's brother
Phil Sgrosso
American musician
Ed Kuepper
Guitarist
Henrik Freischlader
German guitarist
Pipe-Eye
Earl Smith
American basketball coach
Earl Chinna Smith
Jamaican guitarist
Stuart Braithwaite
Scottish instrumentalist
Badly Drawn Boy
Singer-songwriter
Chris Caffery
American musician
Steuart Smith
American guitarist
Stone Gossard
American musician
Doug Gillard
American guitarist
Adolphus Bell
Musician
Popa Chubby
American singer
Ian Blurton
Canadian musician
Hasil Adkins
American singer-songwriter
Paul Noonan
Songwriter
Eugene Hütz
Ukrainian singer
Kyar Pauk
Singer-songwriter
Shawn James
Musician
