Rick "Noodles" Horvath has been a familiar staple on the East Coast music scene for many years.

A founding member of one of New York's top bands, Sorethumb, Rick became a prominent figure in the Long Island musical community. Although he is known for his guitar playing, Rick is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist who has been sought out by many great bands.

He acted as musical director for Rick Virga All The King's Men, NY's #1 Elvis Tribute Show which performed on Broadway and has performed with such rock legends as Mick Jones (Foreigner), Jimmy Buffet and Davy Jones. He has opened for such acts as The Romantics, Glenn Tilbrook, Todd Rundgren and Colin Hay and is the leader of the national Touring CCR Tribute Band Green River.

Mike Miller was born and raised in northeastern Pennsylvania. He was first inspired to play guitar after seeing his cousin Jack's band play at a firemen's picnic. After badgering his parents into submission, they borrowed an old beat up acoustic guitar from a neighbor and he began taking guitar lessons at a local music store. Showing progress, the beat up acoustic was replaced the next Christmas with a hot red Supro electric guitar. The inevitable first band and first gig happened around age thirteen. Later in his teens Mike began playing bass guitar.

Playing in groups and doing "singles" since the late '60s, Mike has played from Maine to Louisiana and many places in between including NYC. Recently retired from his "day gig", Mike is now fulfilling his lifelong dream of being a full time musician.

Dave was raised in rural Northeast Pennsylvania. The son of a drummer and dance teacher, Dave’s fate as a musician was inherent. At 10 he learned the trumpet and a few years later started learning the bass, guitar, and drums. Bass was the instrument that really stuck and before you knew it Dave was playing in the school orchestra, jazz band, his Father’s polka band, and a high school rock band. After high school Dave went to college for a music degree. He put himself through school playing in top 40 and rock bands.
After college Dave returned to Northeast Pa. and opened a music store and also landed a gig in one of the best dance and show bands of the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and Pocono region. After many years of being that band’s bassist Dave has come on board with Green River to return to his roots of playing great rock and roll.

Harrison was also raised in rural Northeast Pennsylvania. He's been playing drums most of his life and has a natural talent for copying any style thrown at him.Throughout school he played in concert, jazz, pep and marching bands.

In his early twenties, "Night Shift" and "Fastlane" were the main projects playing classic rock and pop in mostly local clubs and at weddings, parties. etc.

Harrison has his own music and video studio. He also studied at Antonelli Institute of Art and Photography and runs his own graphics company Harrison Signs.

Harrison has come on board with Green River for the start of our 2022 Tour providing a strong and solid back beat and an additional harmony vocal..