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 69
James Johnston
Scottish bassist
Robert Sledge
American musician
Pedro Aznar
Argentine musician
Heinz Burt
British bassist
Mervyn Spence
Musician
Steve Kilbey
Singer-songwriter
David J
Nikola Sarcevic
Swedish musician
Colin Bass
English musician
Spike Slawson
American musician
Tom Havelock
British singer-songwriter
Dorsey Burnette
American singer
Ted Dwane
British musician
Hazel Dickens
American singer
Sho Kiryuin
Japanese singer-songwriter
Sandy West
American singer
Akiko Matsuura
Japanese drummer
Fred Armisen
American actor
Vinnie Dombroski
American musician
Kieran O'Reilly
Irish actor
Damon Krukowski
American musician
Orville Peck
Musician
Emitt Rhodes
American singer
Steve Hewitt
Musician
JeanDominique Nkishi
Singer-songwriter
Jimmy Thackery
American singer
Tinsley Ellis
American musician
Remmy Ongala
Tanzanian guitarist
Şebnem Ferah
Turkish singer
Don McGlashan
New Zealand composer
Amanda Shires
American singer-songwriter
Lizzy Long
American singer
Faustus
Musical band
Sara Watkins
American singer-songwriter
Alfredo Chocolate Armenteros
Cuban trumpeter
Chris Wood
New Zealand football player
Rhoma Irama
Indonesian singer
Dick Gaughan
Scottish musician
Tabby Callaghan
Irish musician
Diane Hildebrand
Singer
Dennis Pavao
Musician
Savina Yannatou
Greek singer
Fallon Bowman
Musician
Souad Massi
Algerian singer
Mike Edel
Canadian musician
Ray Sharpe
American singer
Gor Sujyan
Armenian singer
