A 'Single Title Label' was a very prolific West Coast Bootlegger in the early 1970's, progressing from stamped to printed folder sleeves and finally in 1975 a more commercial looking Berkeley Records.

Hot Wacks gave them the inappropriate name 'White Cover Folks'/'WCF', which may describe their pre 1974/75 output of Gate-folder releases mainly with records having blank or recycled labels. However earlier releases seem to have had a new record company for every release usually related to the album title and a different font for each. The record labels were usually coloured with silver text and the matrices regularly copying the source format .

As you would expect trying to unpick the releases of a label like this is very difficult, especially with the number of reissues and there has been a greater than usual necessity to rely upon non Beatles titles for dating purposes.

A rough chronology could be:

1970       Stamped Covers ? TBC'd

197x        Slicks

1973/74   Gatefolder Covers

1974        Printed Gatefolder Covers with Artist themed rear

1974/74   B/W A4 Slick reissues

1975        B/W printed Sleeves on Berkeley Records, Image, Wonderland, and TBC labels.