However, as rock and roll gained ascendancy in the 1960s, Jenkins' lush string arrangements fell out of favor and he worked only sporadically. However, Sinatra, who had left Capitol to start his own label, Reprise Records, continued to call upon the arranger's services at various intervals over the next two decades, on albums such as "All Alone" (1962), "September of My Years" (1965), for which Jenkins won a Grammy Award, "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" (1973), and "She Shot Me Down" (1981). Jenkins also worked with Harry Nilsson, arranging and conducting "A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night" (1973), an album of jazz standards. The Nilsson sessions, with Jenkins conducting, were recorded on video and later broadcast as a television special by the BBC.