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 63
Vince Guaraldi
American jazz pianist
Bob Jackson
English musician
Mood Melodies
Record producer
Thomas Bergersen
Norwegian composer
Harold Budd
American composer
Chris Zabriskie
American composer
Brian Tyler
American composer
Chad Hugo
American multi-instrumentalist
Bradley Joseph
American composer
Ramin Djawadi
Iranian-German composer
Morris Pleasure
American composer
Matthew Tavares
Musician
Maria Severa
Portuguese singer
Paolo Angeli
Guitarist
Galantis
Music producer
Stacy Phillips
American guitarist
Bashful Brother Oswald
American musician
Phil Leadbetter
Mark Lemhouse
Musician
Eric Sardinas
American guitarist
Rob Ickes
American musician
Bobby Pinson
American musical artist
Pete Agnew
Bassist
Marshall Grant
Bassist
Sejo Sexon
Bosnian musician
Mark Germino
American singer-songwriter
Brian Vollmer
Singer
Matthew Greywolf
German musician
Simaro Lutumba
Congolese guitarist
Mia Borders
Singer
Bnois King
Guitar player
Anup Rubens
Indian film music composer
P.O.S
American hip-hop artist
M-Phazes
Australian record producer
No I.D.
American record producer
Craig Jones Friday 1995
Competitor
Parviz Meshkatian
Iranian musician
Gerald Albright
American saxophonist
Peter Brötzmann
German saxophonist
Ian McDonald
English former footballer
Vincent Ingala
Multi-instrumentalist
Steve Norman
Musician
Bobby Benson
Musician
Masego
American musician
DJ Premier
American record producer
Terry Edwards
English musician
Mark Rivera
American saxophonist
