Martin Wind, Get It? (Laika). The quartet’s feeling of controlled abandon, symbolized in the cover shot, is notable in the title tune inspired by James Brown. There’s a sense of slight danger even in the stately treatment of Billy Strayhorn’s “Isfahan” and Wind’s atmospheric, blues-inflected “Rainy River.” The chance-taking is at a high point in Thad Jones’ “Three and One,” with a Scott Robinson tenor sax solo that slithers, growls and wails. Wind, Robinson, pianist Bill Cunliffe and drummer Tim Horner are a compelling combination. On two pieces, Wind makes his debut on cello.