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 42
Yasser Desai
Singer
Neal Casal
American guitarist
James Reyne
Australian musician
Shawn Phillips
American singer-songwriter
Jason Ringenberg
American musician
Carlton Bost
American musician
Leo Abrahams
English musician
Paul Wandtke
Musician
Lee Benoit
Musician
Jaz Dhami
Indian playback singer
Dave Kincaid
Musician
Chandan Shetty
Indian composer
Eric Ambel
Guitarist
Tim Rutili
American musician
José Hernández
Argentine journalist
Roy Estrada
Leland Sklar
American bassist
Barry Burns
Scottish musician
Ludwig Göransson
Swedish composer
Bibio
Musician
Josh Leo
American guitarist
Fred Mandel
Canadian session musician
Matt Freeman
New Zealand basketball player
Baaba Maal
Senegalese singer
Henry Jackman
Composer
Trevor Burton
English guitarist
Daniela Sea
American filmmaker
Stuart Duncan
American musician
Larry Van Kriedt
Musician
Billy Greer
Bass guitarist
Charlie Burchill
Musician
Noush Skaugen
Musical artist
Gene Parsons
American drummer
Ali Shaheed Muhammad
American DJ
Roger Greenaway
English singer
Dean Fertita
American multi-instrumentalist
Ben Christophers
Singer-songwriter
Brian Baker
American musician
John Sheahan
Irish musician
Craig Ross
American guitarist
Vince White
Guitarist
Johnny Edwards
American former baseball player
Caitlyn Taylor Love
American actress
John Lilley
American ice hockey player
Dustin Belt
American guitarist
Marika Hackman
Vocalist
Toru Minegishi
Japanese actor
