Some of
the things that have been said about DFO:
"Chants
of ‘DFO’ greeted the evening’s final musicians
Dot’s Funk Odyssey, who knew exactly what the crowd needed
to round of their day: a danceable set of favourites, including
an epic samba-aided cover of the Reel 2 Reel classic 'I like to
move it'."
- Annie McDermott, Cat Clark and Rich
Hardiman, writing about Wadstock 2006 for The
Oxford Student, 4
May 2006
"THANK
YOU!! It was amazing, you all sounded great - please let the others
know we're incredibly grateful and they were brilliant!"
- Rachel Lloyd-Williams,
after an Amnesty International fundraising gig, 27 February 2006
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"You
were incredible at the J-Soc ball last night, we all had a great time
and it was all thanks to you! You kept the party going longer than you
had agreed, and I would like to thank you for producing some of the
finest music I have ever heard at any function."
- Ben Larah, after the Oxford
J-Soc Ball, 27 February 2007
"The
day was brilliantly brought to a close with seasoned Wadstock performers
Dot's Funk Odyssey, joined on stage by always-impressive samba ensemble
Breach of the Peace... And, with the soaring harmonies of their unprecedented
cover of Gangster's Paradise still ringing in our ears... we
make our way home."
- Cat Clark and Annie McDermott,
writing about Wadstock 2007 for The Oxford Student, 10 May 2007
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"The
final act of the evening was Wadham’s own Dot’s Funk
Odyssey (DFO), a troupe of singers, guitarists, tambourinists
and one random guy who just danced. Their seductively cheesy show
finished off a day everyone should put in their diaries for next
year."
- Alec Garton-Ash,
writing about Wadstock 2006 for The
Cherwell, 5 May 2006
"Jolly
good fun."
- Alleged words of the Mayor of Oxford
as DFO performed before his speech to Oxford City at The
Noughtie Message Festival 2006, 29 April 2006
"Dot's
funk who? Never heard of them."
- Sadly (for them), still the words of quite a few people. |
"Spot's
Spunk Oddity?! That's disgusting!"
- A drunken reveler gets our name slightly wrong.
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