Tumbleweed Records Inc.

This label was launched in 1971 by a group of businessmen, among them Bill Szymczyk, who would soon be famous as producer for the Eagles, and Larry Ray, both previously employed at ABC/Dunhill Records. The label was located in Denver and largely financed by Gulf+Western. It took only nine albums to spend all the money, after which the label folded in 1973.
Since there was substantial financial support, packaging and production values were of a high level (for such a small label).