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 47
Papa Charlie Jackson
American songster
Steve Freund
American guitarist
Martin Axenrot
Swedish drummer
Funky Kato
Japanese singer-songwriter
Kamil Rustam
Guitarist
Jacquire King
American record producer
Masaaki Kishibe
Guitarist
R Zarni
Danny Cocke
Film music composer
Teresa Trull
American singer
Niall Hone
Musician
Savina Yannatou
Greek singer
Mat Brooke
Singer
Debojyoti Mishra
Indian music director
Rob Barrett
Guitarist
Herman Witkam
Dutch composer
Adam Goren
Musician
Zeta Bosio
Argentine musician
Jeff Greinke
American musical artist
Deni Bonet
Singer-songwriter
Dave Padden
Canadian musician
Scott Morgan
American musician
Rick Froberg
American musician
Brian McTernan
American musician
Philip Labonte
American singer
Fallon Bowman
Musician
Electrosexual
French musician
Carmen Townsend
Canadian singer
DeFord Bailey
American music performer
Chris Zabriskie
American composer
Kat Goldman
Canadian singer-songwriter
Tamer Ashor
Egyptian singer
Ralvero
Dutch DJ
Geoff Dugmore
Scottish drummer
Laurie Webb
American singer
Yui Makino
Japanese actress
Ruby Friedman
American singer
Hasse Andersson
Swedish singer
Julian Mandrake
Guitarist
Stanley Sheldon
American bass player
Tim Vesely
Canadian musician
Foivos Delivorias
Greek musician
Danimal Cannon
American composer
Frank Ferera
Musician
Kathy Mar
Songwriter
Allan Slutsky
American guitarist
Andrés Useche
American-Colombian writer
