Maybrick, Michael
Maybrick, Michael (b Liverpool, 1844; d Buxton, 1913). Eng. baritone and composer. Under pseudonym ‘ Stephen Adams’ wrote popular ballads, e.g. Star of Bethlehem and The Holy City.
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