The Whites are a prominent American country music trio, founded in the 1970s. Comprised of siblings Buck, Sharon, and Cheryl White, the group is renowned for their distinctive blend of bluegrass and honky-tonk styles. The Whites gained prominence with hits like "You Put the Blue in Me" and "Hangin' Around", contributing significantly to the traditional country genre. Their collaboration with renowned producer Ricky Skaggs, who is also Sharon's husband, further solidified their influence and stature within the music industry.