Editing Stephen Stills (section)

=== 1980s ===
[[File:StillsStephen1983.jpg|thumb|left|upright|Stills performance in Essen, West Germany, on June 17, 1983]]
After playing some European dates in 1980, and with Graham Nash joining him for the German dates supporting [[Angelo Branduardi]], Stills and Nash decided to record a duo album together. The record company refused to release this album without David Crosby, so they added him and CSN's ''[[Daylight Again]]'' was released in 1982, reaching number 8 in the US and was certified Platinum. The album featured the Stills-written top twenty hit "Southern Cross". In 1983, the CSN live album ''[[Allies (Crosby, Stills & Nash album)|Allies]]'', was released featuring Stills's number 45 hit song "War Games". CSN toured yearly from 1982 to 1989, except during 1986, due to David Crosby's prison sentence.

In 1984, Stills released his first solo album in six years, ''[[Right by You]]'' on Atlantic Records''.'' This would be the final Stills album to make the [[Billboard 200|''Billboard'' 200]] album chart and featured Jimmy Page on guitar. It was his last solo release on a major label.

In 1985 CSN and CSNY played [[Live Aid]].

In 1988, CSNY reunited for the album ''[[American Dream (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young album)|American Dream]],'' which reached number 12 on the US charts and was certified platinum in the US. However no tour was taken in support of the album.