Tumbleweed Records Inc.

American label 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 (5), both previously employed at label 135998. The label was located in Denver, Colorado, but was a subsidiary of New York-based Famous Music Corporation 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.