Legendary late-night funnyman Conan O'Brien is slated to return to television this November, but not before he release two albums...with the help of guitar maestro Jack White. Want more details? Catch all the info after the jump!

Recorded at Jack White's Third Man Complex in Nashville, TN this summer, O'Brien recorded both a disc featuring a collaboration with Jack White on June 10 on his "Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour" and an improvised retelling of the Frankenstein legend. Jack White and O'Brien covered Eddie Cochran's "20 Flight Rock" at White's Third Man complex, but the disc also features Conan's typical stand-up performance in front of 300 fans. It is titled Live at Third Man, and will be available soon.

The other disc, And They Call Me Mad?, is a seven-inch single with O'Brien retelling the Frankenstein story with his own spin on Side A. On the other side of the disc, there is an interview with Conan, done by Jack White. Sounds pretty cool, doesn't it?

Both albums can be ordered via the Third Man Records website. 150 copies of a limited edition, tri-color 45 of the single (at the price of $100 each) at Third Man's Nashville Shop on August 24. The best part about it? The proceeds will benefit ReTune Nashville, a program raising money to replace instruments damaged in the city during the catastrophic floods earlier this year.