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 59
Dave Ball
Producer
Klaus Schulze
German musical composer
Peter McConnell
American composer
Glen Ballard
American songwriter
Nick Glennie-Smith
Film score composer
Tim Blake
Keyboard player
Gregg Giuffria
American musician
Steve Bronski
Singer-songwriter
Rom Di Prisco
Canadian composer
Kojo Antwi
Ghanaian musical artist
Kevin Hearn
Canadian musician
Fuad Almuqtadir
Bangladeshi musical composer
Electrosexual
French musician
Hamsalekha
Indian film composer
Hermeto Pascoal
Brazilian composer
Greg Hawkes
American musician
Richard Tandy
Musician
Francis Monkman
English film score composer
Mike Elizondo
American songwriter
RedOne
Moroccan singer-songwriter
Jordan Rudess
American musician
William Orbit
English musician
Tony Banks
Musician
Jukka Backlund
Finnish music producer
Mike Barson
Multi-instrumentalist
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
Songwriter
Greg Ham
Australian musician
Steve Nieve
English musician
John Carpenter
American filmmaker
Rohail Hyatt
Pakistani record producer
Junkie XL
Dutch composer
Robert Lamm
American keyboardist
Geraint Watkins
Accordionist
Magne Furuholmen
Norwegian musician
Roger Joseph Manning Jr.
American musician
Joe Atlan
Spanish keyboardist
Dalbello
Canadian songwriter
BEMET
Record producer
Kameron Alexander
Singer
Mansour Seck
Football player
Djeli Moussa Diawara
Musician
Sona Jobarteh
Gambian multi-instrumentalist
Dean Fertita
American multi-instrumentalist
Evan Frankfort
American composer
Buddy Emmons
American musician
Bob Schmidt
American baseball player
Freddie Roulette
