Toward an oral history of Cape Ann: OH 29, CD 47-CD 48 : Ahola, Sylvester "Hooley"

TRACKS: CD47:1. Introduction by Saima Ahola, Mr. Ahola's wife - a partial resume of Mr. Ahola's extensive musical accomplishments 2. Mr. Ahola's early background, Lanesville bands and other local bands

3. Rising to the top, move to London, recording

4. Return to New York, radio broadcasting

5. Discographer, Brian Rust's interest in Mr. Ahola, collection of recordings

6. Retirement to Lanesville

7. Mr. Ahola - pioneer in ham radio - story of home made wireless, etc.

8. Mr. Ahola's feelings about his chosen profession

9. Comments and stories of ham radio people

10. Number of recordings, cylinder records, vertical and lateral cut records11 - Lanesville bands, Waino Band graduated many professional musicians

12. Finns are art conscious in general, comments on history of Finns in Lanesville

13. Retirement in Lanesville, local performances

14. Work at Sylvania

15. Mr. Ahola's approach to life

16. Mr. Ahola's parents' immigration to U.S.A., learning English

17. More on learning music in Lanesville - bands, teacher, etc., playing in Gloucester movie theatre led to lessons in Boston

18. Starting with a home made trumpet, learning drums. CD48: 1. Drums (con't.).