  We report the observation of layer breathing mode (LBM) vibrations in
few-layer graphene (FLG) samples of thickness from 2 to 6 layers, exhibiting
both Bernal (AB) and rhombohedral (ABC) stacking order. The LBM vibrations are
identified using a Raman combination band lying around 1720 cm-1. From double
resonance theory, we identify the feature as the LOZO' combination mode of the
out-of-plane LBM (ZO') and the in-plane longitudinal optical mode (LO). The
LOZO' Raman band is found to exhibit multiple peaks, with a unique line shape
for each layer thickness and stacking order. These complex line shapes of the
LOZO'-mode arise both from the material-dependent selection of different
phonons in the double-resonance Raman process and from the detailed structure
of the different branches of LBM in FLG.
