Mikhail Zakharovich Shufutinsky was born in Moscow in 1948. Graduated music school accordion class and School of Music Conductor - choir performer by profession. The career of the universally recognized king of “Russian chanson” began with jazz, Shufutinsky back in student years became a regular at the Moscow jazz scene. In 1971, together with musicians Igor Logachev, drummer Leonid Lobkovsky, saxophonist... Read all

Mikhail Zakharovich Shufutinsky was born in Moscow in 1948. He graduated from a music school with a degree in button accordion and a music school with a degree in conducting and choir performance. The career of the universally recognized king of “Russian chanson” began with jazz; Shufutinsky, even in his student years, became a regular at the Moscow jazz scene. In 1971, together with musicians Igor Logachev, drummer Leonid Lobkovsky, saxophonist Valery Katsnelson and singer Nikolai Kasyanov, he left for Magadan. He did not leave on a stage, as many people left at that time, but solely of his own free will. It was this trip that became the basis for numerous legends about the prison past of Mikhail Shufutinsky. In Magadan, he worked in the best restaurants and it was there that he began not only to play, but also to sing. This period of life aroused in the artist’s soul a love for the music that many years later would bring him fame and recognition from millions of fans - chanson. In 1974, Mikhail Shufutinsky returned from Magadan to Moscow and worked for some time as a pianist and arranger in the Accord quartet, and then became the head of the VIA Leisya Pesnya. Shufutinsky accompanied and made arrangements, but did not sing himself. Basically, “Leisya Song” performed songs by Vyacheslav Dobrynin, and one of the songs, “White Bird Cherry Will Spin,” was recorded by Anna German together with the ensemble. After Shufutinsky, it was in this famous ensemble that they began their creative activity Nikolai Rastorguev (“Lyube”) and Valery Kipelov (“Aria”). Because of his beard and pronounced appearance, Shufutinsky was disliked by the then television management, so the “Song” tour around the country in 1975-1980. were constant, but there were no TV broadcasts at all. But Mikhail categorically refused to shave his beard for the sake of fame on TV. In addition, VIA was not allowed to go on any foreign tours, even to Bulgaria. In 1978, they simply tried to remove the group from competitive program the then popular All-Union Pop Song Performers Competition in Sochi, and the group, despite this, took 1st place there.

After all these events, Shufutinsky decides to emigrate and in 1981 he and his family travel first to the Promised Land in Israel, and then to the United States in New York. And here he decides to continue the restaurant practice tested in Magadan and performs in numerous restaurants as part of various ensembles. It was at this time that Mikhail Shufutinsky finally became a vocalist, and not just a musician and arranger.

In 1982, Shufutinsky’s first album, “Escape,” was recorded at the Prince Enterprises studio, which became a real bestseller in American emigrant circles. This first album appeared in a very ordinary way - Mikhail’s friend Alexander Meisman asked him to record his songs on cassette and financed the recording himself. By the mid-80s, Shufutinsky became a US citizen, and his recordings began to leak into the USSR, where they had the effect of a bomb exploding. Cassettes began to flood the Union, and the artist became a superstar of the “emigrant song.”

For the first time, after emigrating, Mikhail Shufutinsky came to Russia in 1990. The first tour attracted 75 stadiums and they decided to return to Russia. The first songs released upon his return become super hits and in just 2 years Shufutinsky reaches the status of the best-selling artist of the nineties. All his records sell in huge quantities, literally every song of his - “Two Candles” by Dobrynin, “The Third of September”, “Velvet Season”, “Palma de Mallorca”, “Let Go” by Igor Krutoy, “Putan” by Gazmanov, “Gop-Stop” , “Khreshchatyk” by Rosenbaum - are becoming popular. Despite the fact that he has unquestioned authority and devotion to a multimillion-dollar audience, Shufutinsky does not calm down - he experiments (“Black Gun”, “Macho Man”, produces the duet “Taste of Honey”. With the appearance of the poet Alexander Polarnik in his life, Shufutinsky returns to the classic chanson and his 2002 album “Nakolochka” and concert program“One day I will walk through Rus'” is an indisputable confirmation of the fact that Mikhail Shufutinsky will be at the top of the pop Olympus for a long time.

Mikhail Shufutinsky – Russian crooner, music producer, composer and pianist, multiple winner of the Chanson of the Year award. The author managed to combine in his works the features of urban romance and bard song, leaving the most important thing in the music - sincerity.

Childhood and youth

Mikhail Shufutinsky was born in Moscow on April 13, 1948 into a Jewish family. The musician’s father, Zakhar Davidovich, was a participant in the Great Patriotic War, subsequently worked as a doctor and devoted a lot of time to work. He turned out to be musical man– played the trumpet, guitar, sang well. The future chansonnier's mother died suddenly when the boy was five years old, so the singer remembers her little.

Due to the difficult shift work Father's grandmother Berta Davidovna and grandfather David Yakovlevich began raising the child, who not only taught and guided Misha, but also developed the child's taste and love for art. Noticing his grandson's craving for music, the grandfather began to teach the child to play the accordion.

At the age of seven, Mikhail entered a music school. But due to the fact that at that time the accordion was not taught in Soviet music schools, considering this instrument an echo of bourgeois culture, Misha went to the button accordion class - folk instrument, somewhat similar to the one on which the boy began his musical education.

The future singer loved and appreciated classes at the music school; after a few years he was already fluent in the instrument and was a regular participant in school orchestras and ensembles. Every week, together with his grandfather, the young man organized impromptu concerts in the courtyard of the house where his family lived. Mikhail enjoyed playing the repertoire that he liked.

From the age of fifteen, Misha became seriously interested in a new direction in music - jazz, which only began to appear on Soviet stages, and very unofficially. Thus, being just a teenager, Mikhail chose his life path. Therefore, upon completion secondary school Shufutinsky, without hesitation, submitted documents to the Moscow Music School named after Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov.

After graduating from music school, having received the qualifications of a conductor, choirmaster, music and singing teacher, the musician and the orchestra leave for Magadan to perform at the Severny restaurant. There Shufutinsky first approached the microphone as a vocal performer, although out of necessity - replacing the main singers. Shufutinsky’s favorite authors were and, whose songs were included in the repertoire of the aspiring artist.

Music

Later, Mikhail Zakharovich returned to Moscow and worked in several musical groups, for example, in the then popular “Accord” and “Leisya, Song”. The last ensemble was a success: the guys recorded records at the Melodiya studio, traveled around the cities of Russia, where the musicians were warmly received by enthusiastic fans.

Shufutinsky's conflict with the Soviet regime was growing, so in the early 80s the musician immigrated with his family and moved to New York through Austria and Italy.

At first, in the USA, the musician works as an accompanist, playing mainly the piano. Later he creates his own orchestra, “Ataman”, with which he regularly performs in the New York restaurants “Pearl”, “Paradise” and “National”

In 1983, Shufutinsky presented his first album entitled “Escape”. The album includes 13 compositions: “Taganka”, “Farewell letter”, “You are far from me”, “ Winter evening" and others.

When the Ataman ensemble gained popularity in immigrant circles, Shufutinsky received an offer to perform in Los Angeles, where at that moment there was a boom in Russian songs in the chanson style. Then Shufutinsky's fame reached its peak.

Shufutinsky's music was listened to and loved not only in immigration, but also in the Soviet Union, which was confirmed by the first tours in his homeland, when the audience filled even large halls and stadiums.

In the 90s, Shufutinsky returned to Russia and after that lived permanently in Moscow. In 1997, the artist published the book “And Now I Stand at the Line...”, in which Mikhail introduced fans to the facts of his biography. Later the collection " Best songs. Lyrics and chords."

In 2002, the musician received the first “Chanson of the Year” award in his career for the songs “Alenka”, “Nakolochka” and “Topolya”. From now on, Shufutinsky receives this award every year.

During creative career Mikhail Shufutinsky wrote, performed and produced many famous hits. Songs such as “Two Candles”, “Third of September”, “Palma de Mallorca”, “Night Guest” became popular, which paradoxically gained popularity under the name “Knives Not Sharpened”, “Khreshchatyk”, “Left Bank of the Don” , “Come and visit us”, “ Duck hunting", "For lovely ladies" and others.

The song “The Third of September” is so popular that with the spread of the Internet and social networks, September 3 has become the unofficial Shufutinsky Day; flash mobs are held on this day, and groups on social networks massively post memes and quotes from this song.

Shufutinsky also shot 26 music videos for his songs, as stated on official channel musician on YouTube. The videos were made on the compositions “The Soul Hurts”, “Mom”, “ New Year in the cabin”, “Love is alive” and others. In total, during his performing biography, Shufutinsky has released twenty-eight albums and a huge variety of different collections of songs. The singer's repertoire also includes several popular duet recordings. In addition, Shufutinsky produced records of other musicians - Maya Rozova, Anatoly Mogilevsky.

Besides the main thing musical creativity, Mikhail Shufutinsky is engaged in dubbing of animated films, has experience in filming feature film, however, in a cameo role.

In 2009, Mikhail Shufutinsky became a participant in the music show “Two Stars”, where he performed together with. The duet performed the songs “White Roses”, “A Drop of Warmth”, “Taganka” and other popular hits from the works of both Shufutinsky and other musicians.

On April 13, 2013, Mikhail Zakharovich gave a concert at Crocus in honor of his anniversary City Hall, which was called “Birthday Concert”. Shufutinsky performed popular songs of past years: “The Third of September”, “For Lovely Ladies”, “I Adore”, “Jewish Tailor”, “Marjanja”, “Nakolochka” and others.

In April 2016, Shufutinsky presented a new album, “I Just Love Slowly,” which included 14 compositions. In addition to the title song of the same name, the disc includes solo compositions “We’ll wait and see”, “Tanya, Tanechka”, “Provincial Jazz”, a duet with Eteri Beriashvili “I Treasure You”, a collaboration with Varya Demidova “Snow” and others.

On September 27, 2016, the musician was invited to become part of Russian Academy music and accept the post of academician. On December 2, 2016, Mikhail Zakharovich gave a solo concert “Chanson before Christmas” at the Moscow State Variety Theater.

By 2016, the discography of the “king of chanson” had reached 29 albums, which included collaborations with Suzanne Tepper (1989) and (2004). Shufutinsky annually won the “Chanson of the Year” award for 15 years.

In April and May 2017, the musician toured the country and gave solo concerts in Moscow, Sevastopol, Korolev, Tomsk, Krasnoyarsk, Barnaul, Novosibirsk, Kolomna, St. Petersburg and other cities.

Personal life

A stately, impressive man (Mikhail’s height is 187 cm, weight is 100 kg) has always attracted the attention of the opposite sex. But unlike many public people, Mikhail Shufutinsky is an excellent family man. The musician was married only once. In 1971, he married Margarita Mikhailovna, whom he had known for several years. In this marriage, Shufutinsky had two sons - David, born in 1972, and Anton, who was born two years later.

Now the brothers are separated by an ocean. Anton lives with his wife and four children in Philadelphia, where he teaches at a local university and is writing his doctoral dissertation. David, his wife and three children permanently live in Moscow, engaged in production activities.

To be closer to Anton, Shufutinsky bought a house not far from him. Together with his wife, Mikhail started renovations in the mansion, which lasted for long time. It was assumed that the couple would live there together, visiting relatives. But the intention could not be realized.

At the beginning of 2015, grief happened in the singer’s family - Shufutinsky buried his faithful life partner Margarita, who died in America while visiting the family of her youngest son. The cause of Margarita’s death was heart failure, which the woman suffered from for many years.

At the time of her departure, Mikhail was on tour in Israel. There were no signs of tragedy. When the woman stopped answering her husband’s calls, he did not attach any importance to it, because the difference in time zones was significant. After a while, the sons also noticed their mother’s disappearance. They were able to enter the apartment only with the help of the police.

Mikhail considers the death of his wife the most difficult loss in his life; for the singer, Margarita forever remained the keeper of the hearth and his personal guardian angel. The couple lived happily together for 44 years.

Mikhail Shufutinsky now

2018 turned out to be an anniversary year for the artist - in April Mikhail Shufutinsky celebrated his 70th birthday. The artist celebrated the beginning of the year with a performance at the “Chanson of the Year” concert with the song “She Was Just a Girl” and a duet with “Peter-Moscow”. Thanks to these compositions, the singer again became a laureate of the prestigious award.

On the eve of the celebration, the singer visited the studio of the humorous program “Evening Urgant”, became a guest of the show “The Fate of a Man” and the release of the “Once Upon a Time” program on the NTV channel. On anniversary concert Mikhail Shufutinsky gathered fans in the Crocus City Hall. Stas Mikhailov appeared on stage that evening. On the eve of the anniversary, changes were outlined in the personal life of Mikhail Shufutinsky. In the spring, the artist introduced his beloved dancer Svetlana Urazova to the public, who turned out to be 30 years younger than the singer. This age difference does not prevent Mikhail and Svetlana from being happy, but when asked about the wedding, the singer jokes that he is still too young to get married. The couple has already appeared in public, as evidenced by joint photos lovers in the media.

Discography

• 1982 - “Escape”
• 1983 - “Ataman”
• 1984 - “Gulliver”
• 1985 - “Amnesty”
• 1987 - “White Stork”
• 1993 - “Pussy-Kitty”
• 1994 - “Walk, Soul”
• 1995 - “Oh, Women”
• 1996 - “Good evening, gentlemen”
• 2006 - “Duets different years»
• 2009 – “Brato”
• 2013 – “Love story”
• 2016 – “I Just Love Slowly”

Mikhail Shufutinsky is a singer whose name has long become a legend. A bright repertoire, a soulful voice and a restrained manner of performance - all these qualities made this artist one of the most famous chansonniers in history. modern Russia. Today his name is well known on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean. But what allowed this extraordinary performer to reach such heights? How did his pop career develop, and what was his life like before he became a famous pop performer? You can find out all this by reading our biographical article today.

Early years, childhood and family of Mikhail Shufutinsky

Mikhail Shufutinsky - People live

Due to his father’s difficult work schedule, the entire burden of raising the future chansonnier fell on the shoulders of his grandparents, Berta Davidovna and David Yakovlevich. It was they who became his main advisers and friends in the first years of his life. Seeing a craving for art in their grandson, his grandparents advised him to develop his talent and go to study at a specialized school. Mikhail did just that and very soon began to study accordion playing at one of the music schools in Moscow. It is very noteworthy that, unlike other students who studied with him, Shufutinsky always really loved classes in the “music school”. Studying was easy for him, and at all concerts and performances he was almost the first star.

Thus, after graduating from secondary school, the young artist did not even think about what he wanted to become in the future. Having collected everything Required documents, Mikhail went to the Ippolitov-Ivanov Music School and very soon was enrolled in the conducting department. It is very interesting that during this period another future celebrity studied in a parallel group with Shufutinsky - Alla Pugacheva.

Star Trek in chanson by Mikhail Shufutinsky

Returning from Magadan in 1974, Mikhail Shufutinsky again began to earn money by performing in restaurants as a pianist. In the next few years, he often appeared on stage with the group “Accord”, as well as the vocal and instrumental ensemble “Leisya Song”. It is quite remarkable that as part of the last of the named groups, our today’s hero even became a laureate All-Russian competition pop singers in Sochi.

Three years after this success, Mikhail Shufutinsky moved to the USA, where he began working as before as a “restaurant” singer and musician. However, oddly enough, it was in the United States of America that the artist became very popular. In the period from 1982 to 1990, our today's hero recorded ten studio albums at once, which were released literally one after another. Performing in the Arbat, Moscow Nights and some other restaurants, Mikhail Zakharovich found his audience and very soon established himself as the highest paid singer among Russian emigrants.

In 1990, already as a famous artist, Shufutinsky came to give concerts in the USSR. Since then, the chansonnier has regularly appeared with performances in Russia and other former countries Soviet Union. For some time, the popular musician actually lived in two cities, constantly visiting Moscow and Los Angeles. However, in 2003, Mikhail Zakharovich decided to finally leave the United States and move back to Russia.

In total for its long singing career Shufutinsky has released about thirty studio albums, as well as a huge number of different collections. His repertoire includes songs by such famous songwriters as Igor Krutoy, Oleg Mityaev, Vyacheslav Dobrynin, Karen Kavaleryan, Oleg Gazmanov and many, many others. Having established himself as one of the most famous chansonniers on the Russian and American stage, Mikhail Zakharovich often collaborated with many famous performers, with whom he recorded duet songs.

M. Shufutinsky - Palma de Mallorca

Having recorded a huge number of touching and soulful songs, Shufutinsky became a real “folk” singer in Russia and Ukraine. For his contribution to musical art the famous chansonnier was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Russia.

Concluding the conversation about the work of Mikhail Zakharovich, it is worth noting the fact that his track record also includes two autobiographies, written and published by him in 1997 and 2004.

In addition, as an interesting and extraordinary moment in the musician’s work, one can also highlight his work on voicing one of the heroes of the famous Hollywood cartoon “Brave” and filming in the film “Moscow on the Hudson”, in which he played a cameo role.

Personal life of Mikhail Shufutinsky

Mikhail Zakharovich Shufutinsky. Born on April 13, 1948 in Moscow. Russian singer, pianist, composer, chanson performer, music producer. Honored Artist Russian Federation (2013).

Father - Zakhar Davidovich Shufutinsky - doctor, participant in the Great Patriotic War.

When Mikhail was five years old, his mother died, so he was raised by his grandmother Berta Davidovna and grandfather David Yakovlevich.

He graduated from a music school in the button accordion class and the Moscow Music College named after M. M. Ippolitov-Ivanov with specialties in “conductor”, “choirmaster”, “teacher of music and singing”. At the same time, I studied at the school with Mikhail Shufutinsky in the same specialties.

“I’ve considered myself a musician since I was five years old. My dad once brought home a trophy accordion and wanted me to study music. He himself played the trumpet, the guitar, and sang beautifully. I immediately liked the instrument: bright mother-of-pearl keys, velvety sound with hoarse... They invited a teacher, and he advised me to send me to a music school: “The boy has a good ear, we must continue to study." But the accordion was considered a bourgeois instrument, it was not taught in any music school. The closest thing to it is the button accordion. My father cut it out of modest budget 620 rubles and bought me, as I remember now, a Tula button accordion, which I hated from the first second. It was stored in a heavy wooden box covered with calico. And I, a boy, had to carry it from Shabolovka, where we lived, to Yakimanka, to a music school. And this is two kilometers away... On Sundays I enjoyed performing in front of our huge Moscow courtyard. My grandfather and I sat on chairs in the front garden in front of the house, and I played whatever I wanted on my favorite accordion," the artist recalled about the beginning his musical career.

In adulthood, he began performing with various ensembles in Moscow and Magadan. Petro Leshchenko also performed songs in restaurants. Later he became the head of the VIA “Leisya, Song”, which mainly performed songs by Vyacheslav Dobrynin.

“In the Metropol I played in a large orchestra, about sixteen people. We were mainly used at banquets - for the Americans or the Chinese. They put notes of some light jazz music and Russian songs on the music stands, and we played them. No one did anything beyond the program ordered. At the end of the evening they brought a tip - a tray with currency, but this had nothing to do with us, a special person took them. But in such a hot place as the Warsaw restaurant, with a secret billiard room, gamblers coming from all over the Union, "different rules applied. The musicians there earned very decent money. I could even afford to buy blocks of American Marlboro Lights, which were sold by the Metropol barmaids," he said.

In 1981, he emigrated to the USA with his family.

“I was 32 years old when I decided to take the chance to get to America through Israel. In 1981, there was no other way to leave the USSR. I really wanted to go to New York! See musicals with my own eyes, hear real jazz,” the artist recalled .

In the USA, singer Nina Brodskaya, whom he knew from the Mosconcert, offered to go with her and her husband on a tour of the immigrant centers of America. “$100-150 for a concert! Of course, I immediately agreed. Because I understood: this is much better than working as a taxi driver. From my first earnings, I bought sheepskin coats for my sons, because winter was just around the corner, and for myself an electric piano,” said Mikhail .

In 1983, already as an arranger, keyboard player and producer, he released the album by Anatoly Mogilevsky “We don’t eat this in Odessa”, and in 1984 - the album “I Love You, Madam”. For about ten years he played as part of various ensembles in restaurants, created his own show group “Ataman Band”, as well as the restaurant “Ataman”.

Once he came to Los Angeles with a concert, he liked this city. It was during that period that the Russian restaurant boom in Los Angeles occurred. Mikhail, as already famous singer and a musician, were invited to work at the Hollywood restaurant "Arbat". For the emigrant performer, such popularity came as a surprise - in the USA he could only count on his former compatriots.

In 1990, for the first time after emigrating, he came to the USSR and gave several concerts. Since then, Mikhail Shufutinsky has constantly come to Russia on tour.

In 1997, he wrote an autobiographical book “And now I’m standing at the line...”.

In 1997, he received the Silver Galosh award “for the most dubious achievements in the field of show business” in the category “For specific contribution to art.”

Mikhail Shufutinsky - Nakolochka

Mikhail Shufutinsky - Taganka

In 2003 he moved to Russia for permanent residence.

Mikhail Shufutinsky’s repertoire includes songs by such authors as: Vyacheslav Dobrynin (“Two Candles”, “Cubes”), Igor Krutoy (“3rd September”, “Palma de Mallorca”, “Moscow Taxi”, “Moscow No Tears” believes"), Oleg Mityaev (“Night Guest”, “Moskvichka”), Alexander Rosenbaum (“Khreshchatyk”, “Come to see us”, “Gop-stop”), Nikita Dzhigurda, Alexander Novikov (“Take me, cabbie ", "Port Street"), Oleg Gazmanov, Igor Zubkov, Igor Kisil (“You are far from me”), Vaclav Lisovsky, Olesya Atlanova, Karen Kavaleryan, Mikhail Zvezdinsky, Kirill Krastoshevsky, Ivan Kononov (“I adore you, I adore” , “And there are golden domes above the Don”, “The Left Bank of the Don”, “Old Man Don”) and many others.

Mikhail Shufutinsky's height: 187 centimeters.

Personal life of Mikhail Shufutinsky:

Wife - Margarita Mikhailovna Shufutinskaya. They got married on January 2, 1971 in Magadan, where the singer worked as an employee.

Later she lived in the USA and in Russia, divided herself between both sons, five grandchildren and two granddaughters. The whole family often got together in Moscow and Los Angeles. She died on June 5, 2015 in Los Angeles.

Wedding of Mikhail Shufutinsky and Margarita (1971)

The couple have been married for 44 years. TV presenter Oksana Pushkina said: “In 1993, I lived in San Francisco and filmed a series of programs about “our” celebrities abroad for Leningrad television. That’s how I met Misha and his charming Margarita. We became friends very quickly and communicated closely while I lived in America. In the Shufutinskys' house it was always delicious, cozy and warm. Rita for me was the standard of femininity. You could trust her with secrets, she sincerely empathized and helped in any way she could. She knew how to forgive... For Misha this is a huge loss."

The eldest son is David Shufutinsky (born August 29, 1972), married to Angela Petrosyan. Lives with his family in Moscow and produces sound for films. Grandson - Andrey Shufutinsky (born 1997); granddaughter - Anna Shufutinskaya (born 2006); grandson - Mikhail Shufutinsky (born 2009).

Younger son- Anton Shufutinsky (born December 1974), was a field medic in the US Navy. He is married to an African-American woman, Brandi. Anton and his family (wife, three sons and daughter) live in Philadelphia, where Anton teaches at the university and is finishing his doctorate. Grandson - Dmitry Shufutinsky (born 1996), plays the saxophone in the school orchestra; grandson - Noah Shufutinsky (born 2002), enjoys singing; grandson - Zakhar Shufutinsky (born 2009); granddaughter - Hanna Rene Shufutinskaya (born September 13, 2012).

At the beginning of 2016, it became known that she was working in his show ballet “Ataman”.

Urazova’s friend Irina Savina told reporters that Mikhail was grieving the death of his wife, and Sveta consoled him after the loss of his wife. Allegedly Urazova had long been in love with famous performer chanson.

Svetlana Urazova

Discography of Mikhail Shufutinsky:

1982 - “Escape”
1983 - “Ataman”
1984 - “Gulliver”
1984 - “Ataman - 2” (not published in the USSR)
1985 - “Amnesty”
1986 - “Ataman-3”
1987 - “White Stork”
1988 - “No problem”
1989 - “You’re My Only One” (with Suzanne Tepper)
1990 - “Moscow Evenings”
1991 - “My Life”
1992 - “Quiet Don”
1993 - “Kisa - kitty”
1994 - “Walk, Soul”
1995 - “Oh, Women”
1996 - “Good evening, gentlemen”
1998 - “Once Upon a Time in America” (songs by Igor Krutoy)
1999 - “Well, for God’s sake”
2001 - “I was born in Moscow”
2002 - “Punch”
2003 - “Boom-Boom”
2004 - “In half” (together with Irina Allegrova)
2005 - “Solo”
2006 - “Duets of different years”
2007 - “Moscow-Vladivostok”
2009 - “Brato”
2010 - “Duets of different years 2”
2013 - “Love Story”
2016 - “I Just Love Slowly”

Collections of Mikhail Shufutinsky:

1991 - “Mikhail Shufutinsky in Moscow”
1994 - “Stars of the Russian emigration sing the songs of Ilya Reznik”
1994 - “Love is like a dream. Creative evening of Igor Krutoy"
1994 - “Thank you, Sasha Rosenbaum!”
1995 - “Russian Stars of New York”
1997 - “Let’s help each other relax...” (songs by Alexander Morozov)
2000 - “Chanson” (BRME)
2001 - "Best"
2002 - “Pour it, let’s talk”
2002 - “Candles” (series “Legends of the Genre”)
2003 - “Grand Collection” (2 CDs)
2003 - “Let's talk about life”
2004 - “Series “Chanson Mood””
2004 - “I’ll go south”
2008 - “The Best”
2008 - “Golden Album”
2008 - “Bridges” (songs by Alexander Morozov)

Filmography of Mikhail Shufutinsky:

1984 - Moscow on the Hudson - episode

Voiced by Mikhail Shufutinsky:

2012 - Brave (animated film) - King Fergus (original voice - Billy Connolly)
2014 - Little Nicolas's vacation - school principal (original voice - Francis Perrin)

Bibliography of Mikhail Shufutinsky:

1997 - And now I’m standing at the line...
2004 - Best songs. Lyrics and chords.

“Chanson of the Year” awards by Mikhail Shufutinsky:

2002 - for the songs “Nakolochka”, “Topolya” and “Alenka”
2003 - for the song “One day I will walk through Rus'”
2004 - for the song “New Year’s Dreams” (Duet with Irina Allegrova)
2005 - for the songs “Solo” and “Taganka”
2006 - for the songs “Fly away the crows” and “Lost”
2007 - for the songs “Moscow - Vladivostok” and “Crossroads”
2008 - for the songs “Good evening, gentlemen!” and “You love me, love me”
2009 - for the songs “Soul Hurts” and “Kruchina”
2010 - for the songs “Solo” and “Island”
2011 - for the songs “For lovely ladies!” and "I'll go south"
2012 - for the songs “I’ll go out on deck” and “Uncle Pasha”
2013 - for the songs “Kruchina” and “Boys”
2014 - for the songs “Lost Summer” and “Tanya - Tanechka”
2015 - for the songs “Solo” and “Song of the Old Tailor” (Duet with Alexander Rosenbaum)
2016 - for the songs " French Chanson" and "I just love slowly."