Red Hot + Blue was released in 1990 and was the first in the Red Hot series. Red Hot + Blue featured contemporary pop performers reinterpreting the songs of Cole Porter. An accompanying television special featured videos for all but two songs.

In 2006 Red Hot + Blue was re-issued on a special two-disc set including the original CD remastered, and a DVD of the home video.

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Red Hot + Dance was released in 1992 by Columbia Records, featuring three exclusive tracks from George Michael. Other major dance artists donated tracks, remixed by D.J.s and producers from around the world. An accompanying home video was released by Sony Music Video Enterprises. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

An anomaly exists in Series II: Red Hot + Dance. An additional series, designated as Subseries L, pertains to the legal dispute between George Michael and Sony Music.

No Alternative was released in 1993 by Arista Records. An MTV special and home video featuring live performances, music videos, and information about AIDS was released by PolyGram Video in 1993. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

Red Hot + Publish contains publishing tools including Mac and Windows versions of QuarkXTensions and Photoshop plug-ins.

Red Hot + Country was released in 1994 by Mercury Nashville, featuring classic country and rock songs performed by old and new country artists. The album received two Grammy nominations. An accompanying home video was released by PolyGram Video. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool was released by GRP Records in 1994, featuring collaborations between jazz performers and hip hop artists. A documentary film focusing on the impact of AIDS on communities of color was broadcast on PBS in tandem with the album release, and released on home video by PolyGram Video. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

Red Hot + Bothered was initially released in 1995 as "Red Hot + Bothered Volume I Number 1" and "Red Hot + Bothered Volume I Number 1," two 10" EP's with limited edition fanzines by indie writers and artists. A full-length CD was later released in the same year, containing extra tracks not available on the vinyl EP's. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

America Is Dying Slowly was released in 1996 by Eastwest Records America. It features hip hop producers and rappers who had not previously worked together. (Reference: http://redhot.org)

Red Hot + Rio was released by VERVE ANTILLES in 1996 and is a tribute to the Bossa Nova sound, with a focus on compositions by Antonio Carlos Jobim. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

Silencio = Muerte: Red Hot + Latin was originally released in 1997 on Jellybean Benitez' H.O.L.A Recordings. In celebration of the album's ten-year anniversary, it was re-released in 2006 as Red Hot + Latin Redux by Nacional Records, featuring new bonus tracks and remastered tracks from the original release. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)

Every Nation is a song composed by R. Kelly and included in the tribute album "Diana, Princess of Wales - Tribute." (Sony, 1997) Various artists contributed to the track, and they were collectively credited as "Red Hot R+B All Stars." (Reference: Amazon.com)

Onda Sonora: Red Hot + Lisbon was released in 1998 by Bar/None in North America, Movieplay Portuguesa in Europe, and Trama in Brasil. The album features 40 artists from 11 countries singing in 7 languages, and was created in conjunction with the 1998 World Expo in Lisbon Portugal. A donation of $100,000 was made in Red Hot's name by Imperio Seguradora. (Reference: http://www.redhot.org)