his other interests, including Liverpool Lullabies, The Stan Kelly Songbook, SING Publications, 1960. Second edition, 1976. Lern Yourself Scouse – How to Talk Proper in Liverpool, Scouse Press, 1961, written with Fritz Spiegl and Frank Shaw. Sixteen editions published through 1991. The Terrace Muse, An Anthology of Soccer Songs and Chants, serialized in the Daily Express in 1970. Death Stan Kelly-Bootle died on 16 April 2014, aged 84, in hospital in Oswestry, Shropshire. References External links Stan Kelly-Bootle's homepage Son of Devil's Advocate aka SODA, Kelly-Bootle's online monthly column (2000–04); accessed 18 April 2014. Stan died. No flowers or tears "Bill Leece salutes Stan Kelly-Bootle, a founding father of modern computing and Liverpool folk legend" - an obituary and tribute from his home town newspaper; accessed 23 April 2014. 1929 births 2014 deaths Alumni of Downing College, Cambridge British computer scientists English songwriters British technology writers English computer scientists Musicians from Liverpool Writers from Liverpool People educated at Liverpool Institute High School for Boys Place of death missing