Talk:Stockbridge, Massachusetts
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The Arlo reference just HAD to be there!
[edit] James Taylor attribution incorrect
I don't think JT ever lived in Stockbridge except for the few months he was at Austen Riggs Center an open (i.e., unlocked) psychiatric facility. If you are going to count every person who was ever at Riggs, then you will have to add Tennessee Williams and a bunch of other brilliant but troubled people. Problem is, that's like saying because someone stayed at the [Park Sheraton]] they are a resident of NYC.
[edit] Arlo Guthrie attribution dubious
The church where AG lived was in Great Barrington, although the movie finesses that; later on when he hit it big, he has a home in nearby Monterrey, MA.
