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 10
Jeremy Davis
American musician
Doug Lubahn
Kai Eckhardt
German musician
John DeServio
American musician
Geezer Butler
English musician
D'arcy Wretzky
American musician
Chuck Rainey
American bassist
Dave Hope
American bassist
Matthew Seligman
Bassist
John Cowan
American vocalist
Dave Farrell
American musician
Deon Estus
American musician
Steve Garvey
Musician
Pete Way
Bassist
Kingo Hamada
Japanese singer-songwriter
Brian Cole
Bassist
Pete Quaife
English musician
Marshall Rock Jones
American bass player
Paul Jackson
Visual artist
Jo Bench
Bassist
Mani
English bassist
Ashley Hutchings
Vocalist
Bernard Edwards
American bass player
Sean McNabb
American actor
Terry Wilson
American bass player
Gary Kendall
Canadian bassist
Divinity Roxx
American recording artist
Chris Walker
Northern Irish former footballer
Steve Firth
Bass player
Phil Chen
Jamaican bassist
Gregg Sutton
American musician
Jet Harris
English musician
Rick Huxley
Musician
Johnny Lee Middleton
American musician
Peter Gifford
Australian musician
Sean Malone
American musician
James Jamerson
American bass player
Tim Lefebvre
American bass guitarist
Bones Hillman
New Zealand musician
Jerry Jemmott
American bass guitarist
Monk Montgomery
American bassist
Tim Landers
American bassist
Derrick Hodge
Composer
Andy Pask
Musician
Larry Taylor
Actor
Oteil Burbridge
American multi-instrumentalist
Christopher Pravdica
American musician
