BALDWIN: Some of your favorite musical artists headed to Los Angeles today for the 56th Annual Grammy Awards. LL Cool J is hosting the biggest night. It could be bigger for Robin Thicke, Lorde, Bruno Mars among several nominated for record of the year. Tom O'Neil, our Grammy expert is joining me now. I love watching this, the people performing. We know we have this exciting semi- Beatles reunion with Paul McCartney and Ringo Star. You think they may throw somebody else on stage with them?</s>TOM O'NEIL, GRAMMY EXPERT: That would be part of the big jamboree. Of course, it's the 50th anniversary of the Beatles coming to America. They can't let it go with just that. They will mention Robin Thicke paired with Chicago and we will see it's a great lineup that way.</s>BALDWIN: Let's get to the music. Let's get to you prediction starting with album of the year, you picked, Lemore?</s>O'NEIL: Mclemore and Ryan Lewis to win for the heist. This is the second biggest album of the year in terms of sales. They did not have a big record label behind them and they are facing off against Taylor Swift who had odd eight experts. Say Mclemore will take this. Three say Taylor Swift. This race is wide open.</s>BALDWIN: They love to dance. Record of the year, who is your pick?</s>O'NEIL: I think this is going to go to Royals by Lorde. She is the 17-year-old artist.</s>BALDWIN: At 17. That's amazing.</s>O'NEIL: I know. She is a singer songwriter so we have to take her seriously. It's in air play right now, but watch out for "Locked Out of Heaven." It's also nominated for song of the year and some people think get "Lucky" by Death Punk will win.</s>BALDWIN: OK, we'll be watching. Tom O'Neill, thank you.
56th Grammy Awards Kick Off Sunday