When Fiona Apple graced the stage on April 7, 2006, for "Late Night With Conan O'Brien," she was promoting her much-anticipated third album, *Extraordinary Machine*. This album, released after a protracted delay, was a significant moment in her career. It marked her return nearly six years after her sophomore effort, *When the Pawn...*, and showcased her evolution as an artist. Interestingly, *Extraordinary Machine* had initially faced a rocky road, with early versions of the songs being leaked and even shelved before being reworked for its eventual release. Apple's performance of “Oh Well,” a track not released as a single, highlighted her raw emotional depth and vocal prowess, elements that have always set her apart in the music scene. With a band that included Charley Drayton on drums and Jebin Bruni on keyboards, this live moment captured the essence of Fiona's unique sound, blending poignant lyrics with a captivating stage presence. It was like watching a phoenix rise—fierce, authentic, and unapologetically Fiona.