Flying Home Riddim – Xterminator

1968 roots-era energy meets Xterminator history on Flying Home Riddim, credited to Phillip Burrell and anchored by Tommy McCook and The Supersonics’ title cut, with Pinchers’ Girls Girls bringing a later vocal version into the mix. The set is brief but telling, pairing a classic instrumental from the late ska-to-roots transition with an 1988 update that helps show how the rhythm kept living across decades. Burrell’s Xterminator imprint later became closely associated with some of reggae’s most important revival work, and this early cut sits neatly in that larger legacy.