Chris White Sucks: Comedy Albums

If you want to enjoy the magic of Chris White's stand-up, but you're a shut-in, you're in luck!

I Take Requests (digital download, 2011)

Since 2006 I've been taking requests: friends, family and strangers have challenged me to joke about 24 different topics (the list is right here). For every challenge, I gave myself a few weeks, then debuted the results in front of a live audience. Some suggestions were thoughtful, some were strange and some were cruel, but from Phil Collins to quadratic equations, they're all wrapped into this 67-minute album.

This show was recorded at the DC Improv Lounge on 6/18/11, with the aid of Matt Martin Audio. The album art is by my brother, Dave White, and you can see a bigger version of the cover right here.

The album is currently available digitally through iTunes, CD Baby or Amazon.com.

And here are some reviews of the album:

Forbidden Style (digital download, 2004)

Fun science facts, the truth about freckles, strange but true karate stories ... it's all on the first album from Chris White. Recorded in July 2004, "Forbidden Style" represents two years of work from one of Washington DC's comedy stars. Find out why the Boston Globe calls Chris a "hidden gem," and why Chris White calls Chris White "creative, smart ... the greatest human being who ever lived, including Dr. J."

That's 15 tracks (43 minutes) featuring the best of the early years, including maybe the best joke I'll ever write. (It's about freckles.) The physical CD features great artwork by my brother Dave and a chili recipe, but there are limited supplies at this point. If that's the way you want to go, you can e-mail chris@dcstandup.com or catch me at a comedy club.

If you're more into digital distribution, we've got you covered through iTunes, Amazon.com or Cdbaby.com.