Ash Can School is ~
Janet Lee Aiello / vocals & guitar
David Jude Aiello / vocals & bass guitar
Tom Barr / guitar
Sylvester "Cy" Costabile / drums
"David & Janet Aiello started Ash Can School as an outlet for their own blossoming collaboration in the rock n roll world. Named after the late nineteenth century group of American painters, the group synthesizes collective fin de ceicle experiences and then distills them down to their instinctive soul." ~ Anonymous
Husband and wife, David and Janet, have released three CDs with their band, Ash Can School: No Landscapes From Fairyland (produced by Violent Femmes' drummer Victor DeLorenzo & Ash Can School), Walk In The Sun, and Kisses From The Deep. They've shared the stage and studio with many incredible artists, songwriters, friends and bandmates including; Tom Barr (present lead guitar & vocals), Cy Costabile (present drummer), Martin Jack Rosenblum, Mike Hoffman, Victor DeLorenzo, Jim Corrigan, John Costigan & Virginia King, Terry Maraccini, Gail & Charlie Davis, Vicki Guzman, Tom Hennessey, Jason Kent, John Sieger, Steve Rainey, Larry Hinds, Harold Rudd, Gary Tanin, Brian Ritchie, Vince Orange, melaniejane, Brian Kauffman, Jill Plaisted, Mo Tucker (drummer, Velvet Underground), Leo Kottke, and many others.
Ash Can School has earned favorable reviews in: Shepherd/Express, Milwaukee Journal, Chicago Tribune, Kenosha News, Recording Magazine, and The Onion. Ash Can School was the featured band for the cover story of the debut issue of W.A.M.I. magazine (Milwaukee).
What others say about Ash Can School -
"Ash Can School originates from Kenosha, Wisconsin. Writing and performing their own style of rock... Their combined creative energy, fronted by Janet's intensely ravishing vocals, is like no other. Once you've seen them, you will be hooked.....you will want to dance and sing.....you will feel happy to be alive!"
....melaniejane
"Led by the strong voice of Janet Aiello, the group has been playing solid pop for the last decade. It's latest is 1999's Kisses From The Deep."