TWELVE TRIBES REGGAE SHOP

708 E. 9th Street • 520-620-1810
NEW LOCATION

Join the Grand Opening with Ranger!

Twelve Tribes Reggae Shop has Moved!

New Location at Euclid & 9th Street

708 E. 9th Street

The Twelve Tribes Reggae Shop has moved because of construction of the new Tucwson trolley. The old location made it difficult for customers to get to the reggae store.

Now, Papa Ranger has relocated just south of Tucson High School at the southwest corner of 9th Street at Euclid Avenue. The phone number at 520-620-1810 is the same.

Twelve Tribes Reggae Shop has the same great selection of CDs and LPs, reggae merchandise and collectibles. 12 Tribes Reggae Shop has been a Tucson reggae tradition for decades.

Ranger now hosts the Hot Reggae Sundays at the Chicago Bar from 9:00 pm to 2:00 am. Join Ranger as he raises the rhythm bar.

Visit the new location and support Tucson's reggae scene!

Papa Ranger, 12 Tribes Ragge

Join Papa Ranger Every Sunday Night for

Hot Reggae Sundays

at Chicago Bar
5954 East Speedway Boulevard

Starting at 9pm until 2am


Ranger in the News

This short article about Tucson reggae master Ranger was published in a recent reggae festival guide magazine. Free copies of the guide are available at the Twelve Tribes Reggae Shop at the new location at 708 E. 9th St in Tucson, Arizona.

Papa Ranger Twelve Tribes ReggaeCaribbean Island in the Midst of the Arizona Desert

A small piece of JA brought to life by Papa Ranger, Tucson, AZ

Ranger say, "I mon nah try get rich, it just mi culture.  Mi a bring di flavor of Jamaica here cause impossible to bring Jamaica"

Reggae music lives at Twelve Tribes, every day, all day, like yah heartbeat.  Many Jamaican artists stop here as they tour the states. 

They share their music with Tucson's reggae massive, update us on news from the island and look for some yard food. 

Ranger is known as much for his cookin' as for his music.  After a recent concert Eek A Mouse recorded a dub plate in the dancehall. 
 
Eeka dun say, "pass a next plate Ranger, di food wicked." 
 
The food is good here at the Shop.  In the evening when the sun is settin' the dutchie goes on the fiyah.  The tempting smell of Jamaican food drifts through the night air. 

Passersby often stop and ask us "food done yet?" assuming the shop is also a restaurant.  They come looking not just for music but for a taste of Jamaica.
 
"A won irie likkle place."


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