There are a tonne of hip-hop albums with 'bloods' 'blunting' (if that is a verb) on them. Like wise reggae.

Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance
Tom Waits - Early Years Vol. 2
Tom Waits - Heart of Saturday Night
Tom Waits - Nighthawks at the Diner
Viv Stanshall - Sir Henry at Rawlinson End
Freddie McGregor - Bobby Babylon
Lee Perry - Voodooism

"At Studio One" - Sugar Minott
"Both Sides Now" - Joni Mitchell
"Bringing It All Back Home" - Dylan
"Wavelength" - Van Morrison
"Pink Cadillac" - John Prine
"Another Time, Another Place" - Byron Ferrari
"Buena Vista Social Club" (first)
"Let's Get Lost" - Chet Baker
"The Nightfly" - Donald Fagen
"Nightclubbing" - Grace Jones
"A Little Touch of Schmilsson.." - Harry Nilsson
"Two Bit Monsters" - John Hiatt
"The Convincer" - Nick Lowe
"Streets" - Ralph McTell
"Heartbreaker" - Ryan Adams

then there has to be "In the wee small hours"..
There's also David and David's "Boomtown", but the fag in David Baerwald's hand is just out of shot

Whatever People Say... Not only smoking on the cover but with a lovely ash tray pic on the CD.

Original copies were in a sleeve that was shaped like a zippo lighter, flip top and all - I think the point is pretty clear. Later sleeves have Mr Marley smoking a thumping great roll-up. I assume it's just tobacco...

Tortoise on the Robert Crumb drawn cover of Cheap Thrills by Big Brother and the Holding Company. In fact it's smoking a cigar!

Talk Is Cheap - Keith Richards

How about Drag by kd lang - of course you need to get the right version, the cigarette has been airbrushed out in some countries!

by Kevin Coyne

Ha!

Good excuse to play Jump!

Her first one.

Edit: Oops. Didn't read post properly. Bit stoned.

Nina Hagen Band
Don Henley - End of the Innocence
Joe Jackson - Body and Soul, which itself is a homage to
Sonny Rollins - Volume 2