Kacey Musgraves to collab with R&B singer Miguel for a Carol King tribute and Kelly Clarkson approves!

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The 4 time GRAMMY nominee took to her insta-gram yesterday to share some exciting news: "This guy = rad! @miguelunlimited Singin' with him tomorrow night..honoring Carol King. #MusiCares"

Kacey really does embody a lot of Carol King represented, but she's not the only one paying their tribute. Other country stars involved are: Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride, Zac Brown, LeAnn Rimes and many more exciting performers!

The GRAMMY's announced: King is being honored as the 2014 MusiCares Person of the Year in recognition of her extraordinary creative accomplishments as well as her significant charitable work, which has included a range of philanthropic activities over the years.

Musgraves is certainly proving her value to be included in such a special occasion with those names and one fellow singer that thinks it's pretty rad too? Kelly Clarkson.

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