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 77
Gary P. Nunn
American singer
Stiv Bators
American vocalist
Joey Eppard
Music writer
Shikao Suga
Japanese musician
Blackie Lawless
American singer
Alain Johannes
Chilean-American multi-instrumentalist
Billy Bragg
Singer-songwriter
Matthew Sweet
American singer-songwriter
Adem Ilhan
Steve Augeri
American singer
Rowland Salley
American musician
Steve Rushton
Singer
Joel Plaskett
Canadian musician
Tim Christensen
Danish singer-songwriter
Yui
Japanese singer-songwriter
Arturo Meza
Mexican songwriter
The Black Skirts
Musical band
Michael Kiwanuka
Singer-songwriter
Mike Post
American composer
Robb Royer
American musician
Warren Cuccurullo
American musician
Brendan Perry
British singer
Max Bemis
American singer-songwriter
Vicki Peterson
American musician
Walter Martin
Multi-instrumentalist
Julian Cope
Musician
Ron Strykert
Australian musician
Jay Reatard
American musician
Erlend Øye
Composer
Malcolm Middleton
Scottish musician
Jeffrey Steele
American singer-songwriter
Walter Schreifels
American musician
Jason Pierce
Musician
Sarmad Abdul Ghafoor
Pakistani record producer
Lee Ranaldo
American guitarist
Marika Hackman
Vocalist
Sarah Harmer
Canadian singer-songwriter
Brett Scallions
American musician
Jonathan Coulton
American singer-songwriter
Josh Clayton-Felt
American singer-songwriter
Stephen Duffy
Musician
Shagrath
Norwegian musician
Butterfly Boucher
Australian singer-songwriter
Char
Japanese musician
Jenny Owen Youngs
American singer-songwriter
Manu Chao
French-Spanish singer
Niklas Kvarforth
Swedish singer
