Country Music Hall of Famer Loretta Lynn is among an esteemed group of performers who will receive a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in January.

Lynn joins Leonard Cohen, Michael Jackson, Bobby Darin, David "Honeyboy" Edwards, Andre Previn and Clark Terry in receiving the honor, which will be given during an invitation-only event on Saturday, Jan. 30 in Los Angeles.

A formal acknowledgment will also be made during the Grammy telecast, on Sunday, Jan. 31.

Another Country Music Hall of Famer, guitarist Harold Bradley, is also getting a big prize from the Grammy folks: He'll receive a Trustees
Award during the same January 30 event.

(Bradley, by the way, played on many of Lynn's biggest hits, and his brother, Owen Bradley, was Lynn's producer of choice.)