And http://www.amazon.com/America-I-Hear-You-Singing/dp/B003H695HI/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1418458109&sr=1-1&keywords=america+i+hear+you+singing

for "America I Hear You Singing"

Not currently available from Amazon itself but listed by several "partners" and shown as MP3 downloads

Astonishing prices quoted for "Robin & the 7 Hoods". Opportunistic. Just needs a reissue to spike their guns.
 

I am afraid that the reason why the How the West Was Won CD is so expensive in the U.S. is that it is an import from the excellent German reissue company Bear Family, whose product is always top-notch quality, but consequently comes along with a rather hefty price. They reissue country, rockabilly, pop, jazz, and German Tanzorchester, and I have several of their releases, which are all very well done, with perfect sound and very interesting liner notes. However, in the case of West there's a third-party seller on Amazon that's offering it for about $12, and that's not a bad price at all...

Anton G.-F. wrote:

Thoroughly Modern Bing is another one that, to my knowledge, has never been issued on CD, though I could be wrong about this.

All but one of the songs from "Thoroughly Modern Bing" were on a Laserlight CD named "A Visit To The Movies" issued in 1991 and with a different omission on a  Pickwick CD named "Bing At His Best", issued in 1997.

I think that both would be hard to come by now, and as I say both omitted one track.
("I Call You Sunshine" was missing from the Laserlight CD and "Love Is Blue" from the Pickwick).

Very odd that the overtly American patriotic "America, I Hear You Singing" was issued in Europe, though it is an "official" release from the UMG group.
 

I have most of the albums on CD - except for the Tom Sawyer album.

I have never even see a copy of that one!