They're on the website, but there's never been a thread dedicated to them (even on the old forum).

So, here's that then.

Afrika Bambaataa
Allman Brothers Band
Beach Boys
The Beatles
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley
Bruce Springsteen
Buddy Holly
The Byrds
Celia Cruz
Charles Mingus
Chuck Berry
Clyde McPhatter
Dizzy Gillespie
Donna Summer
Eagles
Fats Domino
Fela Kuti
The Four Tops
Jerry Lee Lewis
Jimi Hendrix
Johnny Ace
Kraftwerk
Led Zeppelin
Little Richard
Louis Armstrong
Mahalia Jackson
Martha & The Vandellas
Metallica
Miles Davis
Otis Redding
Pearl Jam
Queen
The Rolling Stones
Rush
The Shangri-Las
Sly & The Family Stone
Soundgarden
Tool
The Who

Bob Marlin is the current head men's basketball coach at University of Louisiana at Lafayette and the former head coach at Sam Houston State University. In 2003, he guided the Bearkats to their first NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2010 he guided the Bearkats back to the Tournament for only the second time.

Yo, piper. The tribute page seems to be about someone else.

Can someone update Led Zeppelin's page?

UPDATE:

Robert Plant's Greatest Vocal Performances:

1. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
2. Since I've Been Loving You
3. Baby Come On Home
4. You Shook Me
5. Communication Breakdown

John Bonham's Greatest Drum Performances:

1. Achilles Last Stand
2. Moby Dick
3. Good Times Bad Times
4. Fool in the Rain
5. Four Sticks

Jimmy Page's Greatest Guitar Solos:

1. Stairway to Heaven
2. Since I've Been Loving You
3. Achilles Last Stand
4. Heartbreaker
5. Dazed and Confused

John Paul Jones' Greatest Bass Performances:

1. The Lemon Song
2. Good Times Bad Times
3. Ramble On
4. What Is And What Should Never Be
5. The Crunge

Jimmy Page's Greatest Guitar Riffs:

1. Heartbreaker
2. Whole Lotta Love
3. Black Dog
4. Kashmir
5. Bring It On Home

John Paul Jones' Greatest Basslines:

1. Dazed and Confused
2. Ramble On
3. The Lemon Song
4. Carouselambra
5. Black Dog

UPDATE:

Led Zeppelin:

Rock Artists - #8
Rock Ensembles - #42

Jimmy Page:

Rock Guitarists - #5
Riff Creators - #1

Robert Plant:

Rock Vocalists - #5
Rock Frontmen - #34
Rock Lyricists - #54

John Bonham:

Rock Drummers - #1

John Paul Jones:

Rock Bassists - #18
Rock Keyboardists - #54

Greatest Rock Albums:

#22 (Led Zeppelin II)
#33 (Led Zeppelin IV)
#44 (Led Zeppelin I)

Greatest Rock Debut Albums:

#2 (Led Zeppelin I)

Greatest Live Rock Albums:

#98 (The Song Remains the Same)

Greatest Live Radio/TV Performance Albums

#3 (BBC Sessions)

Greatest Live Box Sets:

#3 (How The West Was Won)

Greatest Rock Songs:

#2 ("Stairway To Heaven")
#46 ("Whole Lotta Love")
#167 ("Kashmir")

Dude, we get it, you really really like Zeppelin.

I don't come round these parts much so I have to ask how do we come to a consensus on a new artist tribute page?

So you have a page for Mingus and Gillespie but none for Charlie Parker? Maybe JRA's question will help answer mine as well.

I don't think we need a consensus. If someone puts together a decent artist tribute page, there's a pretty good chance lew will add it to the site as I understand it.

Paul's pretty much right. Lew decides what tribute pages to put up based on what gets submitted to him, so if there's no Charlie Parker page, it probably means no one has put a good one together. I would guess that no one has even attempted one.

Alright, I see. Maybe I'll try a few if I ever get around to it.

Make one? As in actually go on dreamweaver or whatever and put one together text, spacing, templates and all?

I think all you have to do is submit the text to Lew and he creates the templates and adds the pictures. Sampson, Bruce, and JB Trance have made pages and I haven't, so they could tell you for sure. Or Lew could.

Yes, Lew does the website work. You send him the text, and you can also send him any specific pictures or other graphics that you want to have him use, and let him know how you want it set up.