Pride & Joy at Don Quixote's International Music Hall

One of the most potent and polished acts in show business. Pride & Joy recreates the ensemble sounds of the Motown era with all four superb and spirited singers swapping vocal chores with equal passion and electricity. Everybody, everywhere, instantly relates to the music. During over two decades of phenomenal success, Pride & Joy has remained one of the most popular bands on the San Francisco Bay Area music scene. They have achieved this by presenting the most timeless pop/soul music of our time… Show more in an electrifying high-style show that pulls the audience directly into the heart of their performance.
"One of the cliches about the Bay Area music scene is that the region is so rich in live music that you can walk almost anytime into any small club and have a reasonable shot at seeing a truly first class act. It would be difficult to imagine better proof of that maxim than Pride and Joy, without a doubt one of the most potent and polished acts this writer has ever encountered purely by accident. The four vocalists exchange lead chores like a relay team passing a baton and each seems continually to top the others as the sets unfold. All of Pride and Joy's tunes were re-created with equal passion and electricity in conjuring up an audio picture of the 60's era." - Billboard.
"Pride and Joy is a very hot number. Their performances sizzle. The club was packed to the rafters and the band responded to the continuous shouted requests and roaring encouragement with aplomb. The vocals were always slick and often astonishing. Pride and Joy recreates the ensemble sounds of the Motown era with all four superb and suitably spirited singers swapping vocal chores. Do go listen, dance and reminisce. It's great fun." - Phil Elwood, San Francisco Examiner. "The crowd was dancing themselves into a frenzy. This is a band dedicated to perpetuating vintage rhythm and blues. Pride and Joy plays the most partyin' music ever recorded. The band's music is turning yet another generation into dancin' fools."- Michael Snyder, San Francisco Chronicle-

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