Brent Arthur Titcomb is a Canadian actor and musician. He began his career as a member of the folk-rock group 3's A Crowd, which formed in Vancouver in 1965 and later moved to Toronto. The group released their album Christopher's Movie Matinee with assistance from Cass Elliott. Titcomb went solo in 1968, touring across Canada and Europe, and performing with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. From 1976 onward, he became a fixture at Hamilton’s Festival of Friends, appearing twenty-five times and headlining five times. He released several albums, including Time Traveler (1982), Healing Of Her Heart (1993), and Beyond Appearances (2001). In addition to his music, Titcomb hosted The Brent Titcomb Show on CBC television and contributed to voice-over work, commercials, and jingles.
