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"These are the stones of my holy road," singer-songwriter Lizzie West told the audience Wednesday at the Mint, flashing a broad but slightly shy smile that reflected her music's blend of guilelessness and craft.
The New York City-born guitarist, 29, followed a winding but time- tested path to her major-label debut, "Holy Road ... Freedom Songs." It collects the wisdom accumulated while seeking lessons on the...