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 67
Arild Andersen
Norwegian musician
Dan Berglund
Swedish musician
Rupa & the April Fishes
Musical group
Andreas Mjøs
Norwegian musician
Eyvind Kang
American composer
Soozie Tyrell
American Violinist
Mark O'Connor Film director
Film director
Lisa Germano
American singer-songwriter
Henry Flynt
Philosopher
Ryan Farish
American composer
Gifton Elias
Composer
John McCusker
Scottish musician
Sharon Corr
Irish singer-songwriter
Boyd Tinsley
American Violinist
Warren Ellis
Australian musician
Owen Pallett
Canadian composer
Matthew Mole
South African singer
Carlota Jaramillo
Ecuadorian singer
Phum Viphurit
Thai singer
Cartola
Brazilian singer
Mirella Cesa
Singer
Nana Ampadu
Ghanaian musician
Tim Scott McConnell
American singer-songwriter
George Darko
Ghanaian musician
Mafumafu
Japanese singer
Micky Green
Australian singer-songwriter
Tristen Gaspadarek
American singer
Prince Tui Teka
Singer
Danson Tang
Taiwanese model
G Fatt
Mbosso
Tanzanian singer
Julien Baker
American singer-songwriter
Jill Vidal
Singer
Ardhito Pramono
Indonesian singer-songwriter
Eleanor Lee
Singaporean actress
Yura Yunita
Indonesian singer-songwriter
Keller Williams Musician
American singer
Jean-Jacques Goldman
French singer-songwriter
Pascal Obispo
French singer-songwriter
Sekouba Bambino
Singer
Seth Avett
Singer
Deva
Indian film composer
Nive Nielsen
Singer
Nimrat Khaira
Indian singer
Matthew Schuler
American singer
Jeff Fenholt
American musician
Rey Valera
Filipino singer-songwriter
