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The Cucumbers
The Cucumbers are a band from New Jersey founded in Hoboken in the early 1980s by husband-and-wife duo Jon Fried and Deena Shoshkes. Their first song, "My Boyfriend", became a hit on the college radio charts, leading to national tours, a couple of videos on MTV, and reviews in ''Rolling Stone'' and ''People''.
Fried and Shoshkes met in their freshman dorm at Brown University and first performed on campus, doing folk and jazz standards acoustically, two voices accompanied by Fried on guitar. They lived together and wrote songs together and, in the early 1980s, moved to Europe.〔(Slices of Life with Hoboken's Cucumbers )〕 They have been the subject of profiles in the New York Times, specifically by Jon Pareles.〔(Pop: The Cucumbers, Group from Hoboken )〕〔(Pop: Cucumbers of Hoboken )〕 In the early 1990s, Shoshkes and three other musicians—Alice Genese, David Cogswell, and Frank Giannini—formed ''Over the Moon'', an alternative rock group making music aimed at children. They released one eponymous album and performed at rock clubs, churches, and other locations in Hoboken and New York City. According to Nj.com, "...with a second child on the way, lead singer Deena Shoshkes and guitarist Jon Fried moved from their musical roots of Hoboken to Millburn. A suburban house gave them more room to raise their new family. Although the Cucumbers stepped out from the limelight of the Jersey scene they had been part for many years, they never stopped making music."〔(Jersey Impact: The Cucumbers )〕 They have received praise from music critic Robert Christgau.
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