The peculiar alchemy of British popular music has always thrived on its capacity to transform the mundane into the magical, and Mick J. Clark's "Anuther Sunny Hulliday" achieves precisely this transformation with the kind of unashamed populist vigour that would make Tony Blackburn weep with joy. Here is a songwriter who has grasped the fundamental truth that the best holiday songs aren't about holidays at all - they're about the desperate human need to believe that escape is possible, even if only for three minutes and twenty-seven seconds.