The Hudson Brothers are an American musical group formed in the early 1970s, consisting of siblings Bill, Mark, and Brett Hudson. They gained popularity for their catchy pop songs and harmonies, often blending elements of rock and comedy. The trio is best known for their television variety show, “The Hudson Brothers Show,” which aired in the mid-1970s and featured guest appearances from various celebrities. In addition to their music career, the Hudson Brothers have connections to the entertainment industry through their family. Their brother, Oliver Hudson, is an actor known for his roles in television series like “Rules of Engagement.” The Hudson Brothers' influence can still be seen in the music and television landscape today.